And the effect seems to hold even when participants are told information is biased

Voters have a right to informative discussions as part of the electoral process

Philip Rycroft worries that EU exit puts the integrity of the UK at risk 

This is a scenario as likely as any other 


The small margin of the referendum result doesn't only make changing the result seem possible. It also encourages what psychologists call "counterfactual thinking"

As Nigel Farage weighs in behind Boris Johnson, Labour and the Lib Dems must urgently put their bitter disagreements to one side—and do a deal

Instead of focussing on the election chaos the technology could cause, politicians should also consider the way it's already doing harm

The question is whether moderates can capitalise on it

A flawed system with great potential—or a replacement benefits service that isn't fit for purpose?

The inside story of the movement behind the man—and why, whoever wins the electoral battle, the Left is winning the war