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If last week’s election results were a victory for small ‘c’ conservatism, so too was David Cameron’s first reshuffle of the new parliament. The immediate...

While public debate is focused on cuts to tax credits, and whether their staged introduction and move to National Living Wage will soften the blow...

It’s become a truism that digital revolution is changing politics: and it is, of course. But few research groups have tried to measure exactly how....

In an election called to shore up a Brexit negotiating position – with an added bonus of decimating the Opposition at the same time –...

General election campaigns are a fertile time for social media research. In the run-up to election day, online platforms become battlegrounds, with candidates, commentators and...

The news broke on Wednesday that due to motion being tabled on a vote of no confidence, that the planned Third Reading in the Commons...

Migrants are not forever Migration statistics out last week show a continuing downward trend in net migration from the EU. The government will see this...

In 1994, just 3 years after the World Wide Web was first made available to the public, Rael A Fenchurch took a glimpse into the different...

The retired and those living in retirement or care homes are facing unprecedented challenges. All have found their daily lives severely curtailed, with no visits...

Throughout this crisis, companies have been under the spotlight. How they’ve supported staff, how quickly they’ve adapted to guidance, the risks they’ve taken to keep...