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A couple of weeks back those decent people at the Samaritans got themselves into a bit of trouble. They released an app on Twitter which allowed...

Much of what we know about mental health comes from a clinical setting. When health commissioners, policy-makers and practitioners make decisions on the nation’s healthcare,...

The surprise election result has produced a lot of early responses, which offer avenues for more detailed research.  Amongst these have been suggestions that Labour...

Yesterday, the Government unveiled its long-awaited careers strategy, two years after it was first promised by the former Education Minister Sam Gyimah. Despite worries about...

What role do we want technology to play in our lives? In popular debate, this question divides into two polar extremes: those who see us...

Brash, globalised, unequal and deeply indebted, the Premier League has often seemed a relevant metaphor for Britain’s economic model. And when it comes to international...

Beyond the Bubble: The online conversation on research and development looks into how research and development is discussed and communicated about online. It shows the...

Last week the government published its long-awaited White Paper on Online Harms, proposing that an independent regulator be established to ensure that digital technology companies...

This week, the Chancellor delivered a significant Budget – raising public spending by £70 billion, funded by large tax rises and borrowing for investment. Hidden...

Demos recently published The Care Commitment, a report written by Danny Kruger MP. In this report, he presents ideas for what a new system of...