The home secretary was accused of backtracking today as she unveiled a revised timetable for the introduction of national identity cards. Jacqui Smith said identity cards for UK citizens working in sensitive locations would be introduced from 2010 – mo
James Wilsdon reviews three new books on death and aging.
The Post Office's campaign follows the publication of a report from think tank Demos, which cites digital exclusion from technology such as the Internet as a major social problem, particularly among the over-50s.
Richard Mottram, who retired in November as Brown's chief adviser on intelligence and security, also recently warned that Britain has focused too tightly on terrorism. Delivering a lecture in December, Mottram said risks of a global flu pandemic, the i
An article by Lynne Brindley, Chief Executive of the British Library quoting recent Demos work proposing that culture might be repositioned as a driver, rather than a passenger, in the creative economy. He added that this relationship is most significant
In a speech to the Demos think-tank, Mr Grayling said: "In too many places, in too many communities, we have a Jeremy Kyle generation of young men reaching adult life ill-equipped for it.
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Chris Grayling identifies a generation of irresponsible, alienated and socially inadequate young men.
Will Higham draws some lessons for Britain from a new book on Bill Clinton
In contrast to Khan's reaction, the Rose inquiry will not be a quiet affair. The shadow home secretary, David Davis, smells blood, senses incompetence in Whitehall and wants those responsible brought in. But we would do well to let Rose's inquiry blossom,
There is a fundamental disconnect between politics and culture, which sometimes seems like a form of enmity, according to British think-tank guru John Holden, who will give a public lecture this afternoon at the Ontario College of Art & Design.
Demos analysis shows that NEET levels will stay high, unless the Government takes radical action.
New Demos research shows 32 per cent of 16-24 year olds think that they would be worst affected by the spending cuts.
New Demos report shows difficulty setting consistent rules and boundaries in low-income households has a detrimental effect on children’s development.
New Demos report shows inflexible, stressful and emotionally demanding jobs can undermine parenting confidence and contribute to emotional withdrawal from children
A new report by Demos shows that stable single-parented families provide a better home environment for children than rowing married couples finds.
New Demos research claims the assessment for the new Personal Independence Payment will not accurately measure the costs of people living with disability.
Demos launched an independent inquiry into assisted dying with a speech by Lord Falconer.
Research shows that local authorities face significant challenges in implementing personal budgets.
New Demos research shows that far more people are dying in hospital than want to, which could be remedied by founding an end of life care service.
Kitty Ussher warns that confidence is key following the Spending Review.