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The gap in voter turnout between young and older voters in the UK is the largest among all OECD countries. This has to change, and...

British society and its politics are increasingly influenced by social media – which presents both democratic opportunities and also practical challenges for MPs. If they...

Over the last few years, solutions to the problem of online abuse have been proposed and attempted – from pleading with platforms to do the...

While public debate is focused on cuts to tax credits, and whether their staged introduction and move to National Living Wage will soften the blow...

By Charles Seaford With COP26 about to commence, the Government is on a mission to try and build consensus internationally in order to tackle the...

Yesterday the Government announced a £750m package to support charities stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis – a move which has been welcomed as a positive step...

I was fortunate recently to attend the International Workshop for Managers of Research Organisations in the Western Balkans and the EU in Sarajevo, hosted by...

“Rest assured, this Bill will end anonymous abuse, because it will end abuse, full stop.” We will ‘turn the tide on racist, misogynistic and anti-semitic abuse.’...

For years now, patriotism has been a political football: a dirty word akin to nationalism to some, and a rousing exercise in belief and identity...

This article discusses Demos’ all-star panel discussion with Good Things Foundation which looked at internet access in our society, last month. The event launched Shade...