Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented
Sure Start was one of the flagship policies of the Labour years, and the Coalition Government has ju
No university tuition fees, free personal care for the elderly, reduced prescription charges. In all
Justin Webb, the BBC's former North America Editor, regards the United States with affection and res
"The eruption of democracy movements across the Middle East and North Africa is, even in its early s
Edward Stourton asks if the Egyptian revolution spells the end of old-style Islamism. As groups like
Time was when the City of London and the financial services industry generally were the apple of mos
Is our NHS debate avoiding the key issue? The talk is of another reorganisation of the NHS and great
Labour's traditional working class supporters are abandoning the party in their droves. But can Labo
The prime minister has proposed a new 'muscular liberalism', aimed at better integrating Britain's M
Investigative journalist and author Fran Abrams looks at a popular but controversial programme desig
The autocratic regimes of North Africa & the Middle East enjoyed many years of military, politic
The Orange Book, published in 2004, is a collection of political essays by leading Liberal Democrats
The "big society" - the idea that volunteers should take over some of the functions of the state - i
The role of credit in the build up to the global financial crisis is well known - but what has our r
Was the economic crisis caused by fundamental problems with the system rather than a mere failure of
Trust was the subject of moral philosopher Professor Onora O'Neill's acclaimed Reith Lectures in 200
Presenter Chris Bowlby asks whether a state welfare system can ever distinguish between those who de
Ken Clarke has promised a "rehabilitation revolution" in which private investors will fund projects
To take successful military action, you do not only need soldiers, aircraft or warships. The support
Analysis celebrates its 40th birthday by making its own history the subject of its trademark examina
