London's 'white flight' deserves attention
David Goodhart argues in the Financial Times that London's 'white flight' ought to be better explored, at a time of a sharp decline in racist attitudes.
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The parent trap
Jonathan Birdwell argues in Prospect that to tackle binge drinking, the government must look at parenting and not the technocratic solution of minimum pricing.
Nutrition: health professionals can advise, but parents have the final say
Louise Bazalgette discusses the findings of the new Demos report For Starters on the Guardian's Healthcare Professionals Network.
England, Their England (£)
With Indians now the largest foreign-born group in the UK, according to the 2011 Census, David Goodhart discusses integration in The Times.
World at One debates immigration and integration
David Goodhart discusses Labour's position on multiculturalism and integration on BBC Radio 4's World at One, following the release of the Census 2011 (from 9mins).
The data bill debate must move beyond terrorists and Orwell
In the New Statesman, Jamie Bartlett argues it is wrong to define the argument over the Draft Communications Bill as one between security and liberty.
BBC 5 Live discusses Demos report on parental drinking
Jonathan Birdwell discusses the findings of the new Demos report Feeling the Effects on BBC Radio 5 Live (from 1hr 38min).
Women drinkers 'pass on bad habits to their teenage children'
The Daily Mail explores the key findings of Demos' latest report, Feeling the Effects, which argues that mothers who drink heavily risk passing down their bad habits to their children.
Parents told to drink less in front of kids
A new Demos report, Feeling the Effects, covered in the Independent today, claims that parents should drink less in front of their children to prevent their offspring becoming binge drinkers.
How well do politicians reflect society?
On BBC One’s Sunday Politics, Duncan O’Leary discusses the representativeness of the House of Commons in comparison to the population it serves
Power to the people: a prospectus for Labour’s renewal
The full text of Tessa Jowell's speech to Demos on a radical new open politics for Labour
A Liberal Republican road to the election
Demos releases The Liberal Republic and announces new Advisory Council
‘Emergency Society, Not Emergency Services’
Make people Britain’s First Emergency Service, says report
Science needs migration
Today, Wednesday 4 March, Demos launches 'Knowledge Nomads', the final installment in it's 'Atlas of Ideas' series. 'Knowledge Nomads' argues that migration is important for both Britain and global science and innovation.
A Constitution for social care needed, says Demos
Millions of people in the UK who rely on social care risk becoming “second class citizens” unless their rights are protected by an NHS-style Constitution, a Demos report warns today.
New Demos project will explore 'progressive conservatism'
Demos is today unveiling a major project to research 'progressive conservative' policies at an event with senior Conservative and Labour figures.
New research duo to join Demos from IPPR
Demos is pleased to announce the appointment of two leading researchers to develop a new programme of research tackling social mobility and inclusion.
Gove, Cable and Purnell a ‘Radical Dream Team’
Michael Gove, Vince Cable and James Purnell are the most radical politicians in Britain, according to a Demos survey released today.