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In his speech yesterday, the Prime Minister suggested more people owning their own homes should be a measure of his Government’s success in creating a...
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In his speech yesterday, the Prime Minister suggested more people owning their own homes should be a measure of his Government’s success in creating a...
Lynda Blackwell of the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK’s financial markets regulator, came under fire last week for describing Britain as having a ‘real issue...
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...
The EU isn’t perfect, said Nick Clegg at a Demos fringe event last night, and pro-Europeans shouldn’t pretend that it is. In fact, he argued,...
A single man, alone, against a column of Chinese tanks. The Stars N’ Stripes half-raised above Iwo Jima. Phan Thj Kim Phuc running in fear...
This paper is a review of the specific social media research techniques that have emerged, which can help to maintain public safety by preventing terrorism,...
The House of Commons Health Committee’s 2014 report highlighted the need for mental health services to keep up with the challenges brought by the Internet...
With media attention so focused on the Labour leadership race, something interesting is happening to Conservative politics at the moment. I think the contours of...
There is an idea that the presentation of a petition is an empty form – that it is ordered to lie upon the Table, and...
by Alex Smith, Founder/CEO – The Cares Family As the general election results showed, Britain is a mixed up place. Although the poll on 7...