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This report is the first detailed examination of ex-service personnel, a small, poorly understood group, and thus relatively ‘invisible’ to policy-makers tasked with planning and...

The last five years has seen youth social action in the UK develop into a cohesive movement, with a common focus and ambitious aims. But...

This is a very short discussion paper about the way in which terrorist groups, and specifically Islamic State, use modern encryption systems to evade surveillance....

This briefing is comprised of two components. Analysis of polling conducted between Monday 1st July – Tuesday 2nd July 2024 through Focaldata, designed by Demos....

Gendered disinformation is a form of identity-based disinformation that threatens human rights worldwide. It undermines the digital and political rights, as well as the safety...

The publication of the Online Safety Bill, after years of debate and scrutiny and consultation, is imminent. By way of teasers, we’ve had two announcements...

In the week commencing 10th June, all major parties in the UK published their manifestos, with the Conservatives publishing on Tuesday 11th June and Labour...

For many parents up and down the country, this is the first time they’ll be taking their children’s’ education into their own hands. It’s a difficult...

The Learning Curve, a new report by Demos, supported by Google, finds that 10% of the UK’s economy output can be linked to online learning. Demos...

While there are many serious outstanding challenges related to problematic drinking in the UK, over the last decade there have emerged a number of positive...