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This week saw the launch of the Commission on Inequality in Education, with a speech given by its Chair Nick Clegg at Portcullis House. It...

In this paper, we argue that the widespread use of personal information online represents a fundamental flaw in our digital infrastructure that enables staggeringly high...

It is no secret that the self-employed population of the UK has been growing steadily for more than a decade. There are now 4.6 million...

Beyond the Bubble: The online conversation on research and development looks into how research and development is discussed and communicated about online. It shows the...

Since the first Tweet was sent in 2006, Twitter has become the mouthpiece of almost 650 million users: a sizeable digital chorus with eyes and...

Girls are significantly more successful than boys in making the transition to adulthood and their outcomes, especially in education and youth offending, reflect this. Girls...

Following the pandemic, the UK’s labour market is in an unusual position, simultaneously experiencing low unemployment and a record 1.28 million vacancies in the first...

The education system in England and Wales has of late been subject to rapid and tumultuous reforms, affecting every aspect of it. While the debate...

The English language is vitally important to the capabilities and integration of migrants who wish to build a successful future in the UK. However, in...

Much of what we know about mental health comes from a clinical setting. When health commissioners, policy-makers and practitioners make decisions on the nation’s healthcare,...