Programme examining the ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and abroad, presented
The episode "tore society apart, divided families, and split the country into two enemy camps, which
When Sajid Javid resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer in February rather than accept Boris Johnso
Barack Obama condemned it. Black American activists championed it. Meghan Markle brought it to the R
Paul Johnson of the Institute for Fiscal Studies explores what the world of work can tells us about
If you want to understand the global reach of a rising China, visit Vancouver. Canada has been sucke
If the future of politics must include tackling climate change, it holds that the future should be b
In a poll last year, two thirds of people suggested that Britain’s exit from the EU was negatively a
The government spends billions on free early years education. The theory goes that this is good for
The NHS has a unique resource - data. David Edmonds asks whether a combination of data and Artificia
When you buy your trainers, do you want to make a political statement? Businesses want to attract co
NATO’s military strength and unswerving trans-Atlantic solidarity enabled it to contain and ultimate
Barely a day passes when an MP doesn’t reach for an historical analogy to help explain contemporary
There’s a widespread belief that there’s no point talking to people you disagree with because they w
When the steelworks at Redcar went bust in 2015 the government said it couldn’t bail out the company
Democracy flourishes where information is free flowing and abundant, so the logic goes. In the West
How should museums deal with contentious legacies? Two years since the French President, Emmanuel Ma
The data is indisputable: in developed countries boys now lag behind girls in several significant ar
For many white people their race is not part of their identity. Race, racial inequality and racism a
Throughout the first half of the 20th century, the working week gradually got shorter and shorter. A
Recent polling data and election results paint a picture of woe for Britain's two main political par
