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The recently passed Elections Bill means voters must now have to provide photo ID to vote, including in today’s local elections. The government says this...

Imagine, for a moment, the scene had the markets – and even the 10pm polls – been correct, and the United Kingdom this morning has...

  With an ambition to deliver “an economy that works for all” the Government has signalled a commitment to inclusive growth. Yet this, in turn,...

After the financial crisis in 2008, the role of banks in our economic recovery was often widely discussed, with many doubting their intentions, and people’s...

Britain has a new ritual: at 8pm every Thursday we gather at our front doors, windows and balconies to clap for our carers and the...

In light of substantial cuts to Esol funding over the last five years, David Cameron’s commitment yesterday to providing an additional £20 million fund for...

Rachel Reeves has given the annual Mais Lecture at Bayes Business School, a rite of passage for Chancellors and a chance to show their governing...

The relatively new Universal Credit system is being tested to its limit as hundreds of thousands of new applicants sign up, many of whom have...

It’s official. After months without being able to go for a pint at the local with friends, the Prime Minister has announced that pubs will...

This report explores the persistent challenge of financial exclusion in the UK. Despite the efforts of successive governments over the last decade, millions of people...