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It is no secret that the self-employed population of the UK has been growing steadily for more than a decade. There are now 4.6 million...

In 1991, Rodney King, a young black man, was brutally beaten by LA police following a high speed car chase, and the video capturing the...

In 2013, Demos’ report Giving Something Back provided the first comprehensive assessment of the social value of charity retail. In 2017 Demos looks once again at charity...

Aidan is a Researcher at Demos, interested particularly in progressive constitutional and institutional democratic reforms, devolution and regional growth, social policy and skills. Prior to...

Organisations need to be efficient and innovative but, in today’s social and economic conditions, they also need to be able to respond creatively to external...

It may have been swept under the carpet in the midst of the latest Brexit conjecture and the worrying developments in Syria, but quietly this...

We know that youth social action – practical action in the service of others – can have tremendous benefits for the young people taking part...

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...

The UK is in an extraordinary position as the only nation in the G7 whose working-age employment rate remains lower than before the pandemic. Despite...

Drawing on insights from our multi-year Unlocking Inheritance programme – and new analysis from a deliberative exercise with the public, economic modelling, and discussion with...