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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...

In today’s political landscape, online misinformation is treated like any other lie: someone tells a lie, the lie spreads, someone else corrects it, and we...

When Jeremy Hunt suggested that life for over 50s “doesn’t just have to be going to the golf course” he was criticised for assuming that...

Figures released today by the Trussell Trust show that almost 1 million food parcels – 913,138 – were handed out by its food bank network in the...

The Optimism Project is a national conversation on what’s best about Britain, what our assets and opportunities are, and where we can succeed.  At Demos,...

Last night saw the first TV debate with senior figures from all the main parties. In an election where many people feel uninspired by the...

Since the EU Referendum, Boris Johnson has ramped up the rhetoric about ‘Global Britain’, a country that is “more open, more outward-looking, more engaged with...

We’re about to leave the EU and, unless the transition period is extended, the Government has less than a year to put a new immigration...

The Government’s decision to end funding for the Green Deal early should not come as a surprise. Primarily offering loans to customers making energy efficiency...

Rachel Sylvester’s piece in the Times yesterday portrayed the coming election as a ‘generation game’ where Conservatives court the grey vote, while Labour targets younger people. She’s right...