From aristocracy to ‘assetocracy’ – how wealth has transformed the House of Lords
Hundreds of peers enjoy extraordinary wealth, new research has found.
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Young people need more than qualifications to prepare them for work
As more young people become detached from education and employment, schools must look beyond academic results to the skills that…
From elite spies to ‘gig-economy’ operatives: the changing face of Russian sabotage
Across domains, Russia has turned unpredictability and disruption into its strategic weapon of choice.
More young people are being recruited as ‘money mules’ by organised crime groups, new analysis reveals
Analysis of police data highlights the scale of youth involvement and concerns over recruitment of students as money mules.
Will Reform UK’s racism scandal cost votes? Here’s what previous polling tells us
Reform UK might not be hit hard in polling.
The ‘activity trap’: fear of losing benefits is stopping some disabled people from exercising
New research reveals how fear of losing disability benefits can discourage people from exercising, even when being active could improve…
Ireland proposes language testing for citizenship: more demands on already stretched English teaching
Under the proposed reforms, applicants will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English, Irish or Irish Sign Language.
Could the UK actually split? Experts explain the legal route for pro-independence leaders
The UK’s legal framework means the independence question can keep being asked – and continue to be kicked down the…
Cecilia Vicuña’s radical eco-feminist vision comes to London
Visitor movement stirs the raw wool into a gentle dance.
Are the UK authorities letting down survivors of modern slavery?
As the 100th anniversary of the Slavery Convention is marked, it’s time to assess the UK’s role in helping survivors.