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On Thursday October 20 the government collapsed – again. With Westminster’s focus on the exceptionally short term that day, it was a strange time to...

Net migration to Britain has been running between 200,000 and 250,000 per year over the past decade. Despite what political rhetoric sometimes implies, not all...

“We are a poor family living in a flat with no technology or space to work. There is no way I can get the children...

A few days ago, I found myself talking to a woman I had just met, running through a list of facts about her family. The...

It’s official: we’re losing sleep. This isn’t at all surprising.  National anxiety levels are through the roof, as each day brings new, terrifying figures and...

Much thought is being invested in the question of how the UK can improve its industrial strategy, and how we train young people to design...

The increasing integration of new media technologies, and particularly social media, into our personal and working lives has heralded an enormous amount of debate and...

Demos has published a report supporting calls for the NHS to bring in Martha’s Rule, giving patients and their families more power to get a...

In an election campaign unique for its distinct lack of foreign policy debate, last Friday marked a distinct shift of gear. For the most part,...

This week the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) published their review into political parties’ use of data, along with a £500k fine for Facebook, relating to...