This month our chart of the month looks at some aspects of discrimination on the basis of race across some European countries. First of all…
This month our chart of the month looks at some aspects of discrimination on the basis of race across some European countries. First of all…
Extending the ULEZ zone in London may have been a key factor in the Conservative win in Uxbridge. It was soon followed by the Prime…
The UK government has announced its intention to abolish A-Levels. This is to be welcomed. Indeed, it is one of the suggestions we make in…
Abolishing A-Levels is not enough The PM has floated the idea of a major reform of A-levels. A further announcement is expected at the Conservative…
Our chart for this month looks at Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2022 and comes from Navigating Through Turbulence, the EY UK Attractiveness Survey. As…
This is an interview of Radix co-founder Joe by Derek Bates, about his life and career and about his book, The New Political Capitalism. “We…
As we approach the time for another election, the temptation is to try to turn the so-called housing ‘crisis’ into a partisan issue. Each party…
Whether pensioners are over-privileged – pensions triple lock, politically favoured because they vote in large numbers, etc, etc – is a subject of almost constant…
As we reflect on the King’s coronation, it might be worth talking about the monarchy. First of all, it is as well to start by…
One of what must be the greatest sources of irritation for politicians is that they are constantly bombarded with unsolicited advice. Everyone seems to know…
“We should all by now recognise that the challenges thrown up by AI are political in nature,” says a great recent article in the Financial Times. I…