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Today sees the release of a report by the Commons Education Select Committee that shows poor white British students – both boys and, more unexpectedly, girls –...

The payments system – the mechanism by which all money is transferred from one account to another – is a vital, yet largely unseen, part...

A sense that all citizens of a state have a stake, and a say, in the process of government is in some ways crucial to...

Why are all women not having regular cervical screening? To the ladies in the audience (and the gents with an imagination), the answer lies in...

Demos has always been interested in power. And not just in the conventional way that almost everyone is interested in power – we’ve investigated how...

A democracy in which everyone agreed wouldn’t be worthy of the name. Liberal democracies are meant to be – need to be – vibrant, chaotic...

Across Europe, anti-EU political parties are on the rise, and are expected to continue this trend in the current elections. One recent survey by YouGov...

Politicians on both sides of the despatch box have recently emphasised the importance of building ‘character’ into our education system. The Prime Minister launched the...

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...

The recent news that Dad’s Army, the wartime comedy, is to be re-made as a feature film was greeted with a sceptical response in the letters pages...