David Goodhart on Week in Westminster
David Goodhart discusses Labour policy with Tristram Hunt MP on BBC Radio 4's Week in Westminster.
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Reward patients who eat healthily
The Mail reports on the recommendations of our most recent publication, Control Shift.
Max Wind-Cowie on the Today programme
Max Wind-Cowie, author of Control Shift, appears on BBC Radio 4's Today Programme to argue that healthy people should be prioritised for non-emergency NHS treatment. (From 2h40m).
Healthy patients 'should be rewarded' says think-tank
Max Wind-Cowie is interviewed on camera by the Telegraph about his recent report, Control Shift.
The NHS and Demos - it’s a bad idea to stigmatise the poor
The Independent argues that, though it is 'a sensible premise' that 'individuals should take responsibility for their own health,' the recomendations of our Control Shift report would 'punish those at the bottom of the social ladder'.
Patients living healthy lifestyles ‘should skip the queue’
The findings of Demos' recent report Control Shift appear in the Metro.
Jobseekers should be paid to work out at the gym, says thinktank
The Mirror summarises the findings of Demos' Control Shift, which argues that adults should be nudged into making good decisions.
Eat your greens? Keep fit? Then go straight to the front of the hospital queue
The Independent reports on the 'controversial' recommendations of our Control Shift report.
How Beppe Grillo's social media politics took Italy by storm
On Comment is Free, Jamie Bartlett argues that Beppe Grillo won 25 per cent of the vote in Italy by combining new technology with old-style activism.
Italy faces political gridlock after crucial election
Jamie Barlett discusses Beppe Grillo's electoral success on BBC's Newshour.
NEET explosion in the next five years
Demos analysis shows that NEET levels will stay high, unless the Government takes radical action.
We'll be worst affected by spending cuts say young people
New Demos research shows 32 per cent of 16-24 year olds think that they would be worst affected by the spending cuts.
Setting rules is a class issue
New Demos report shows difficulty setting consistent rules and boundaries in low-income households has a detrimental effect on children’s development.
Stress, guilt and exhaustion 'toxic mix' for middle class parents
New Demos report shows inflexible, stressful and emotionally demanding jobs can undermine parenting confidence and contribute to emotional withdrawal from children
Confident single parents more effective than couples in crisis
A new report by Demos shows that stable single-parented families provide a better home environment for children than rowing married couples finds.
Scrapping DLA will see more disabled Britons forced below the poverty line
New Demos research claims the assessment for the new Personal Independence Payment will not accurately measure the costs of people living with disability.
Launch of the Commission on Assisted Dying
Demos launched an independent inquiry into assisted dying with a speech by Lord Falconer.
New data exposes challenges of rolling out Personal Care Budgets
Research shows that local authorities face significant challenges in implementing personal budgets.
Demos: 200,000 people a year should die at home, not in hospital
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.
Osborne gambling with economic confidence
Kitty Ussher warns that confidence is key following the Spending Review.