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In 1991, Rodney King, a young black man, was brutally beaten by LA police following a high speed car chase, and the video capturing the...

On Sunday, the Observer published statistics which suggested over 85 per cent of the calls to the Government’s benefits fraud hotline between 2010 and 2015...

Over the past 60 years, national elections have become a topic of keen interest for political scientists all over the world. This isn’t surprising, of...

A few weeks ago, I attended a rather hastily convened roundtable at the European Council for Foreign Relations, to mark the release of another round...

The importance of developing good moral ‘character’ has historically been considered one of the core purposes of education. Much of this attention has been driven...

Over the two academic years 2013/14 and 2014/15, Demos worked with four secondary schools across England to test the potential of ‘coproduction’ as a means...

In light of substantial cuts to Esol funding over the last five years, David Cameron’s commitment yesterday to providing an additional £20 million fund for...

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...

In the public outpouring of (genuine) grief upon the loss of David Bowie yesterday, you could be excused for missing an interesting intervention by another...

While the commentariat has been focused on the strife wracking the Labour Party, the government have been quietly completing the second phase of their vast...