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Lockdown was challenging for many pupils and their parents. But what about the teachers? How did they perceive the change from conventional education based in...

Demos has always been interested in power. And not just in the conventional way that almost everyone is interested in power – we’ve investigated how...

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...

Deeper analysis of last week’s 2013/14 GCSE results show the attainment gap between pupils on free school meals and their peers has widened for a...

The internet is the greatest source of information for people living in the UK today. But the amount of material available at the click of a...

Our public services are under more strain than ever before. Our beloved NHS is working to the brink to tackle the coronavirus pandemic, with our...

I know what Ed Miliband meant when he tweeted last week that: ‘I think Nigel Farage’s comments today are wrong, divisive and dangerous. The laws we have...

Demos has a long-standing interest in the social and financial impact of disability and health conditions. People living with serious health conditions can face a...

Poverty is not just about income. Poverty as a lived experience is a complex, multi-dimensional phenomenon spanning one’s social and economic life – but we...

Cultural institutions are facing an incredibly challenging and uncertain future. Theatres and music venues are unaware of when they’ll be able to raise their curtains,...