Politics
Working together to close the skills gap
Across government we are pushing to equip workers for the modern world
Free school meals: Behind the long-term effects of child hunger
Hunger, mental health issues, and susceptibility to chronic illnesses are just some of the consequences of an insufficient diet
After 75 years of the UN, a global outlook has never been more important
The belief in the importance of promoting greater global understanding across countries that inspired the UN Charter remains as important and relevant today as it was then
Burnham vs Johnson: how local government turned into the blame game
Whitehall has made a farce of local government. Now is the time to devolve powers in a way that matters
The free schools meal fiasco reveals the Tory Party's greatest weakness
Ministers claim there is “no money” for another extension to free school meals in England, but this is not a question of affordability. It is one of priorities
Why David Attenborough wants us to "curb excess capitalism"
Rectifying the excesses of our world does not mean a return to the Dark Ages. A post-consumer world can be a happy one, too
Why the Internal Market Bill is both a rule of law and devolution problem
Yielding to a new economic constitution
The House of Lords should remind the government that the rule of law is not negotiable
Trust, not Trumpism, is what the UK needs
The last thing the BBC needs is a civil war
Divided management and external pressures would combine to imperil the broadcaster
The troubling return of British homophobia
Rising hate crimes and spiralling mental distress are just some of the results from the anti-woke backlash of this year. We should be worried
The Internal Market Bill puts a leash on the devolved governments
Met with fury for its law-breaking clauses, the IMB’s implications for the devolution settlement are equally alarming
The indispensability of social science
Academic work can be impenetrable but good social science still brings vital knowledge into the public realm