Not Quite New, Not Quite Blue
Much has been made of the similarity in language between Labour’s Manifesto today and Hilary Clinton’s campaign launch last night – but there is good a dose of Bill...
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Democracy goes digital
Politics has always been an arena for disagreement and heated arguments, and this sometimes results in insults directed at elected officials – but over the...
We need to address the social inequalities in education better than before Covid-19
“We are a poor family living in a flat with no technology or space to work. There is no way I can get the children...
The urgent question
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...
‘Frankly, we did win this election’: on social media, who will watch the watchmen?
Election Day in the US saw a predictable surge in false, misleading or harmful narratives emerging, from robocalls telling voters to stay home, to YouTube...
How the internet could transform the labour market for the better
Online learning has become so much a part of everyday life we barely know we’re doing it. But taking something for granted can mean we...
One-way conversations: Examining the tactics of Twitter’s most talkative parliamentary candidates
It is tempting to think of social media as a great enabler of democratic participation. Online platforms lower the bar to contacting politicians; you don’t...
The Upside to the Downsize
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...
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Demos Daily: Family Learning
For many parents up and down the country, this is the first time they’ll be taking their children’s’ education into their own hands. It’s a difficult...