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It is tempting to think of social media as a great enabler of democratic participation. Online platforms lower the bar to contacting politicians; you don’t...
The EU isn’t perfect, said Nick Clegg at a Demos fringe event last night, and pro-Europeans shouldn’t pretend that it is. In fact, he argued,...
Jamie Susskind is a barrister and the author of the award-winning bestseller Future Politics: Living Together in a World Transformed by Tech (Oxford University Press, 2018), which...
Despite patient choice on medication being essential to the NHS Constitution, our report Patient Power shows it is rarely happening on the ground. When the NHS in...
Televised debates for general elections are a relatively new phenomenon in the UK. The first such spectacles were held in advance of the 2010 election....
The Prime Minister, paraphrasing Robert Kennedy in a speech last November, said that GDP ‘measures everything except that which makes life worthwhile’. Yet policy-makers and...
The quest for greater equality is a central mission in Labour politics, but the party needs a new egalitarian agenda to broaden and deepen its...
Lynda Blackwell of the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK’s financial markets regulator, came under fire last week for describing Britain as having a ‘real issue...
As conference season draws to a close and with a new prime minister at the helm, the future of levelling up seems to hang in...
It is often perceived that businesses are strongly opposed to a higher effective rate of corporation tax (as opposed to the nominal rate). This can...
