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Following the pandemic, the UK’s labour market is in an unusual position, simultaneously experiencing low unemployment and a record 1.28 million vacancies in the first...

Activism has loomed large in politics in recent years. People organised to support others in their communities, movements took to the streets and online, and...

‘Data’ is everywhere. A day doesn’t go by without a news story of how it is changing our lives: new businesses, new ways of working,...

The social care crisis has been one of the greatest challenges of our generation. Successive Governments have come close to coming up with a long...

A country with high regional inequalities, and an economy dominated by one large metropolitan area – the UK, you might think. But the description could...

The Government’s Online Safety Bill has finally been published (17 March 2022), almost three years since the initial Online Harms White Paper that began the...

Announcing his new role as Minister for Brexit Opportunities and Government Efficiency to The Sun’s readers last month, Jacob Rees-Mogg declared that, “to do my...

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...

The protection of human rights online is fundamental to the protection of human rights more broadly, and vice versa. Too often, ‘digital regulation’ globally is...

For the first time, we have overlaid our Good Credit Index with Lowell’s Financial Vulnerability Index to investigate the relationship between financial vulnerability and lack...