Monthly Archives: January 2019
This report catalogues 204 events promoted to students in the academic year 2017/18 featuring speakers with a history of extreme…
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A new report by Vera Kichanova, an urban policy researcher, argues that Britain should legalise microhomes. Housing is the most…
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The UK’s employment rate continues to reach record highs. But while the majority of jobs added in recent years have…
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Will the Department for Work and Pensions ever be capable of delivering a pathway from poverty for ill and disabled…
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Current proposals for Parliament to “take over the process” are based on fundamental misconceptions about the UK constitution, and that…
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On 20th December, the European Commission launched a (relatively brief) consultation on moving from unanimity to qualified majority voting (QMV)…
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This report from the UK think tank Education Policy Institute (EPI), supported by the Nuffield Foundation, provides a detailed analysis…
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Excessive staff turnover in the civil service is costing the government up to £74 million a year in recruitment, training…
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Opinion surveys consistently show that the British public is overwhelmingly hostile to immigration. This widespread hostility actively shapes our immigration…
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