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Last week I posted the first blog in a short series on what a new Department for Economic Reform might look to do and how. Below is the next...

Banking in Britain is not competitive – at least not in the way that you or I would understand. A market that works effectively is...

The benefit cap statistics released last week provoked predictable reactions – finding 33,000 households were subject to the cap led the Daily Mail to label...

Vires in Numeris – ‘Strength in Numbers’ – is the motto printed on the back of  a minted Bitcoin: a decentralised peer-to-peer digital crypto-currency. It...

Since the economic downturn, the vast majority of Britons have been facing a cost of living crisis. This report looks at how the UK’s middle...

Across Europe, there has been rapid growth of left-wing, anti-capitalist social and political movements that criticise the establishment and use social media to organise and...

The NHS recently reached its 65th birthday, but it is not settling down into its golden years with ease. Instead, it is faced with a...

It is no secret that public support for the UK’s welfare state is in long-term decline. Generation Strains provides the definitive analysis of this phenomenon....

The Paralympics, in addition to being a celebration of disabled sporting prowess, was supposed to be the biggest showcase for disabled arts and culture ever...

There is an ongoing and heated debate in the UK about the importance of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for economic recovery, and the willingness...