As the 2015 elections approach the media continues to bombard Britain with the spectacular message: democracy is in action! Voting, though, is only one part of democracy, and is increasingly meaningless.
Busy promoting a fantasy world of morally virtuous work and discipline, our policymakers are a long way from understanding what it means to live in poverty.
From benefit reforms to cuts to care budgets, austerity has transformed British society. What does the future of welfare look like?
With less than 8 weeks until the drama of the next UK parliamentary election culminates, Olaf Corry asks what role will climate change play.
The desire for political parties to sound tough on immigration does not come from any factual evidence of immigration having deleterious consequences.
Pre-election hype has already begun with promises of a radical overhaul of Ofsted and a middle tier of accountability to provide more effective school governance. But how achievable are these aims?
Common misconceptions and confusions in the debate on 'integration'.
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