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Everyone knows social care desperately needs to change but there is little agreement of how. It comes as no surprise then that the Government’s Green...

Much is unfair in Britain today. But one of our country’s most enduringly unjust features is the poor’s clobbering by VAT. This tax is applied...

In today’s political landscape, online misinformation is treated like any other lie: someone tells a lie, the lie spreads, someone else corrects it, and we...

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

A few days ago, I found myself talking to a woman I had just met, running through a list of facts about her family. The...

Last month saw the publication of the Government’s first loneliness strategy, following the appointment of Tracey Crouch as the world’s first ever minister for loneliness....

Demos carried out research over the summer of 2018 to assess the potential impact of reading on several great challenges of our time: loneliness, mental...

Austerity, at least in terms of the overall spending envelope, is over. However, this will not mean the end of cuts – some Departments can...

Our new report Plugged In explores the ways in which social action is organised, influenced and encouraged on social media. We wanted to find out...

Chuka Umunna MP’s speech delivered at an event hosted by Demos in Brixton on Tuesday 21st August 2018 Introduction This evening I want to talk...