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Welfare reform dominated the Chancellor’s Summer Budget, and one of the most significant areas pinpointed for an overhaul is Child Tax Credit payments. As well...

It is still too early to draw any significant conclusions from the terrible, sickening murder of Jo Cox MP on Thursday of last week. It...

Public service reform in the UK stands at a crossroads. There is growing alignment around a new ‘liberated’ model of public services, as outlined in...

This report examines one of the most critical touchpoints in British democracy: the relationship between MPs and the people they represent. The paradox is stark:...

Populist parties and movements are now a force to be reckoned with in many Western European countries.  These groups are known for their opposition to...

The power wielded by the largest online corporations means they are often able to make vast profits exploiting those whose work and skills they benefit...

There is growing awareness that the web comes at a cost, be that from the selling of our personal data, to proliferating paywalls. The wider...

Yesterday was the final day of the Independent Living Fund (ILF). This money, which has been distributed by central Government to disabled people since 1988,...

This week saw the launch of the Commission on Inequality in Education, with a speech given by its Chair Nick Clegg at Portcullis House. It...

The Commission on Assisted Dying, launched in November 2010, was set up to consider whether the current legal and policy approach to assisted dying in...