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Response to the government’s new AI white paper on the use of artificial intelligence in the UK.

  The state has got stuck in a rut of servicing the nation’s most acute problems. The post-Beveridge promise, in which the state would step...

Yesterday the Government announced a £750m package to support charities stay afloat during the coronavirus crisis – a move which has been welcomed as a positive step...

From electronic voting to reform of select committees, modernising the functions of Parliament have long been called for by many. Yet when Parliamentary recess comes...

During lockdown, many people are using this time to set themselves new goals. Whether it’s furloughed workers up-skilling to improve their employability, parents finding more for...

Our national resilience is being tested on arguably the largest scale since the Second World War. There’s much to celebrate, with communities across the country...

With talk of new antibody tests almost available to use and the search for a vaccine underway, medical research is at the fore of public conversation,...

Food shopping has taken on a new resonance for many of us recently. From accusations of panic-buying, or booking an online delivery slot nearly a...

Yesterday, Ed Miliband set out his party’s vision for a more responsive, more accountable state. While he acknowledged the need for further cuts, it is also highly...

Leo is a Researcher working on the Public Services and Welfare programme. His policy interests include health and care, education and working-age welfare. Prior to...