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After the financial crisis in 2008, the role of banks in our economic recovery was often widely discussed, with many doubting their intentions, and people’s...

Poverty measurement is almost by definition controversial: there is no single, universally accepted definition of poverty. Poverty, its drivers and its consequences are defined and...

Join Demos at the next event in the Public Services 2030 Network series as we approach a General Election.

The UK government is this week convening an AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park, with governments and technology companies from across the globe gathering to...

Parenting is increasingly important in public policy. A growing evidence base confirms our intuitions: parents play a key role in shaping children’s life chances. But...

Banking in Britain is not competitive – at least not in the way that you or I would understand. A market that works effectively is...

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This week Jeremy Corbyn was labelled a protectionist, an economic nationalist and even a Donald Trump impersonator for arguing that there could be benefits to Brexit....

This research, supported by Liberty, goes beyond the current simplistic understanding of public opinion on protest, used to justify a large number of new restrictions...

£1.4 trillion. That’s the staggering figure attributed to the level of household debt in the UK. The average student now leaves university after three years...