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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...

General election campaigns are a fertile time for social media research. In the run-up to election day, online platforms become battlegrounds, with candidates, commentators and...

Pundits frequently discuss the rise of radical politics in the UK but one underexplored question is what accounts for the recent demise of two such...

Today, people across the UK have been forced offline, as Virgin Media customers have been hit with their third internet outage. Reactions of horror followed...

Last week the ONS published new statistics about employment and jobs in the UK – the first time for a number of months due to...

With Theresa May speaking at the UN this week, the subject of extremist use of the web is back in the headlines. This follows Tuesday’s...

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...

The Government’s financial response to the current crisis is unprecedented.  Yet while many livelihoods have been protected in the short term, the long term economic...

The social care crisis has been one of the greatest challenges of our generation. Successive Governments have come close to coming up with a long...

The pension reforms announced by George Osborne were unquestionably the most significant aspect of the budget. After a few days, some of their implications are...