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Counter-speech is a common, crowd-sourced response to extremism or hateful content. Extreme posts are often met with disagreement, derision, and counter-campaigns. Compared with simply deleting...

Ahead of the Chancellor’s Summer Budget, the majority of media attention has focused on where the Government’s foreshadowed £12bn in spending cuts will be found....

Deeper analysis of last week’s 2013/14 GCSE results show the attainment gap between pupils on free school meals and their peers has widened for a...

Before coming to power, and in the early years of the last Parliament, the Government made much of its commitment to localism. Critics called the...

With a new government has come a renewed focus on supporting growth throughout the country and building an economy that works for everyone. And while...

As Europe comes to grips with the horror of the Paris attacks, one group, more than any other, is exposed the brunt of the continent’s...

Public services have reached a tipping point. Demand outstrips supply. Quality and access are too often unreliable. We only step in once people have reached...

Austerity, at least in terms of the overall spending envelope, is over. However, this will not mean the end of cuts – some Departments can...

A sense that all citizens of a state have a stake, and a say, in the process of government is in some ways crucial to...

Developing social and emotional skills in childhood and adolescence is linked to a range of positive life outcomes, and as such, they are high on...