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When the technology we rely on makes mistakes, what should we do? It feels like a simple question with a simple answer: if the technology...

Amber Rudd, the new Energy Secretary, has set out her plans to fulfil the Conservatives’ manifesto commitment to end subsidies for onshore wind, and to...

Cold means crisis for our health service. As the temperature falls, the pressure on the NHS rises. But the secretary of state’s prescription for the...

“I have never visited a school that excelled academically, which didn’t also excel in extra-curricular activities. As top heads and teachers already know, sports clubs,...

Antisocial behaviour (ASB), and low-level crime, is once again back on the political agenda, with Yvette Cooper’s speech last week kicking off Labour’s ‘crime week’....

Demos has a long-standing interest in the social and financial impact of disability and health conditions. People living with serious health conditions can face a...

Many argue that there hasn’t been enough international cooperation throughout the pandemic. Concerns that coordination with the EU has been hampered by politics especially prompts...

Public services were front and centre of the election campaign. From NHS waiting lists to teacher recruitment, and from trust in policing to the impact...

As part of new major research, we are launching a Place Satisfaction Index, offering key insights to the Government as it begins to tackle regional...

A decade ago, there was one phrase we heard time and again, whether in a focus group, online or on question time – “the politicians...