UK - Britain's youth are hungrily ”shopping for faith” to counter the uncertainty of a post truth-world, new research has found. Of 2,075 adults polled across the UK, it was those aged 18-24 who, remarkably, were the most influenced by faith when choosing the UK’s Prime Minister in this month’s General Election. She added: “What the data shows us is that young people are clearly shopping for faith in a post-truth world where they spend much more time online and truth is an increasingly subjective notion. They want a deeper drive for meaning when there are so many different variants of so-called truth out there. This may well be a reaction against the wokery of Generation Z and Millennials," she said.