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Sunday trading – set to feature in today’s Budget – is one of those political issues that can leave you between a rock and a...

In an era of democratic emergency, the UK’s epistemic security – the integrity of the information supply chains that sustain our democratic decision making –...

Public service reform is finally back on the political agenda, and it’s also clear that the housing crisis demands a long-term solution. However, too often...

JM Keynes’ General Theory was published seven years after the New York stock market crash of 1929. Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century was published six years after...

It’s little surprise that it was a question about food banks that kicked off last night’s leaders’ debate. The ‘food bank question’ has become a...

At a time when the UK faces a stagnant economy and large-scale labour shortages, we cannot afford to ignore the value of older workers –...

The UK government has made economic growth its top priority. The government’s success, along with national well-being, depends on the policies it adopts. AI has...

As part of our Renew Normal project, Demos is conducting a series of engagement exercises via Polis, an online deliberative tool, to look at how...

Liberals everywhere are struggling, not least because of their image as unambitious defenders of the status quo. Could the radical politics of land and the...

The new Labour government has put the concept of ‘missions’ at the heart of its programme for government. While we are excited by the missions...