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Last week, the world looked on in horror as a mob of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, leading the people inside to have to barricade...

If you ask a politician about reforming inheritance tax, they generally wince, and may then leave abruptly. They know the conventional wisdom says that, unless...

If we learned anything from the surprise election results of 2016, it was that disaffected voters seemed keen to ‘take back control’ from elites.  But...

In the most comprehensive transatlantic study of its kind, we find that the approach of both police and policymakers to tackling cybercrime is so inadequate...

After two years, the UK Government has finally put forward a draft bill on Online Safety – to empower a regulator, Ofcom, to compel tech...

With thousands of offices across the country still and silent, workers across the nation are getting used to a new homeworking normal. No one could...

Last week, Demos brought together around 30 leading thinkers on Europe’s social, economic and cultural condition in Brussels, for the second in a series of...

Today in Sheffield, Ed Miliband will draw attention to the ‘missing one million voters’ from the electoral role as a result of the shift from...

The English Defence League (EDL) is the biggest populist street movement in a generation. Yet the make-up of the group and what its members believe...

The Prime Minister, paraphrasing Robert Kennedy in a speech last November, said that GDP ‘measures everything except that which makes life worthwhile’. Yet policy-makers and...