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The lockdown has created a unique cluster of complications and challenges for all of us in unforeseen ways. Our Renew Normal project explores these pressures...

While the Brexit clock is ticking for the UK, all across Europe the clocks will go back an hour this weekend. But if EU proposals...

A decade ago, there was one phrase we heard time and again, whether in a focus group, online or on question time – “the politicians...

Last week the government published its long-awaited White Paper on Online Harms, proposing that an independent regulator be established to ensure that digital technology companies...

The design and policing of online spaces bears directly on many of the most important problems faced by democracies today. Many proposed solutions, however, barely...

The path into terrorism in the name of Islam is often described as a process of radicalisation. But to be radical is not necessarily to...

The new Government has wasted little time in making it clear that welfare policy will be high on the agenda for 2015, with David Cameron’s...

The question of how best to stem the flow of young British Muslims travelling to join Islamic State is often met with a singular answer:...

Relationships are crucial to our social, economic and physical wellbeing. To give two examples: social connections are crucial to finding jobs; loneliness is known to...

We’ve come a long way in a year. The twelve month debate on whether anonymity online is helping or hindering democratic life has shifted, from...