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This paper is the second in a series investigating how we can promote financial security and wellbeing at a time of declining living standards and...

“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.’...

This morning, the Samaritans announced SamaritansRadar, a tool that flags social media content within your network that might indicate someone is vulnerable. The tool was...

‘If it’s illegal offline, it should be illegal online.’ This is the rallying cry around which the debate on digital regulation in the UK has...

This paper from Polly Mackenzie, the second in the Making Democracy Work series, looks at the vast scope of the change we are living through,...

Energy prices have skyrocketed, leaving many in fuel poverty this winter. This trend will only continue year-on-year – energy is not going to get cheaper....

This morning Keir Starmer chose to frame his offer to the voters under the banners of Security, Prosperity and Respect. He called this a contract...

Until now, policy makers interested in tackling disadvantage have mainly relied on income poverty as their key measure. This approach, enshrined in the Child Poverty...

Over the past 18 months, disinformation surrounding Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) has erupted with a marked rise of conspiracy theories online. Rumours swirl of shadowy...

Across Europe, there has been rapid growth of left-wing, anti-capitalist social and political movements that criticise the establishment and use social media to organise and...