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The UK is facing a serious mental health crisis – every week one in six people in England will experience a common mental health problem,...

An appeal to a glorious past has been a prominent feature of European politics in recent years. While there are common elements to the nostalgic...

British politics has always had a complicated relationship with experts.  Different governments have defined and redefined expert roles in their administrations, with arguments for and...

Tax simplification: unlikely to get you out of bed in the morning. If it does, you’re probably concerned about the business burdens of a lengthy...

On the question of multiculturalism and integration – despite some superficial differences – I think both the Labour and Conservative parties have a reasonably similar...

Our report with New Philanthropy Capital finds that the Covid-19 crisis will decimate the charity sector in the UK unless the Government takes urgent action....

During this crisis, the Department for Work and Pensions have had to deal with a sudden and steep rise in requests for welfare payments, needing to adapt...

Social care funding has long been the problem that governments refused to confront. An ageing population has placed growing strains on the care system, without...

This week, the Office for National Statistics released their first statistics on which occupations they believe are at the highest risk of automation across England....

2023 has seen frequent briefings to the media that inheritance tax is to be cut or abolished altogether. In the end, abolishing inheritance tax was...