Monthly Archives: January 2018

By Peter Sellen; Naseef Huda

From September 2014, all pupils in reception, year 1 and year 2 in English state schools have been entitled to…

By Various Authors

Conducted by YouGov on behalf of Centre for Social Justice Fieldwork Dates: 30th June - 3rd July 2017

By Various Authors

One of the most pressing problems facing the UK Government today remains the huge variation in productivity and wealth between…

By Alex Krasodomski-Jones

Demos is producing a series of briefings about technology, bringing together experts from policy, practice and tech aimed at convening…

By Various Authors

Poland’s Prime Minister: New face, same old tune? The new prime minister’s style will be more emollient than his predecessor’s,…

By Daniel Mahoney

New research published by the Centre for Policy Studies estimates that the cost of Labour’s renationalisation plans would be at…

By Otto Lehto

The idea of a universal basic income (UBI) is that the state should give to all citizens (or residents) a…

By Xenia Wickett

The report makes the case that transatlantic relationship may currently be traversing a period of divergence, this need not lead…

By Nick Davies, Graham Atkins; Tess Kidney Bishop

Ministers are hampering progress towards their own objective of increasing private investment in UK infrastructure at a good price. This…