For the first time in two years, we freed ourselves from the far-right’s strangle-hold over the news agenda.

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This Autumn Conference, join us for A Just Society’s first fringe event, held jointly with Patriotic Millionaires UK. We’ll be asking what that concentration of wealth does to our politics, our media and our society, and where t...

The EHRC Code of Practice comes into force today. It cannot do what it claims to do, and Parliament must now act.

Ian Dunt: Reform is turning a tragedy into a circus

Weaponising a Protected Belief

Why the ultra-rich thrive on an unstable world, and why that's rational in the short term and suicidal in the long one

The amended Equality and Human Rights Commission Code of Practice on services, public functions, and associations was laid before Parliament yesterday. It will become law in 40 days unless Parliament ...

Liberals should be at the forefront of challenging it.

Josh Simons resigned his Makerfield seat this week. Andy Burnham confirmed within hours he would seek the NEC’s permission to stand, and the NEC has now cleared him to do so. A constituency most peopl...

An open letter to Liberal Democrat and Green strategists

The headlines from last Thursday have largely been written around Reform’s gains. Understandably so. 1,453 seats, 14 councils, a projected 284 Westminster seats if those numbers were applied to a gene...

The four-day week is not a perk. It is about personal freedom. And Britain's politicians have run out of excuses.

Rural Britain has a public transport problem. There's a credible plan to fix it.

By Cal Roscow

Policies for the new gilded age; voters Labour’s lost; Bollywood’s show and tell; and post-Structuralists on tour

I don't usually write in the first person like this. But some arguments are better made from inside the experience than at a careful analytical distance. This is one of them. There's a phrase that's ...

I don't usually write in the first person like this. But some arguments are better made from inside the experience than at a careful analytical distance. This is one of them.

Somewhere in England right now, a teenager and their family are waiting. They have been waiting, in many cases, for more than five years just to see a specialist. Not for a diagnosis of cancer or a re...

Somewhere in England right now, a teenager and their family are waiting.

An edition of On Liberty published this month is the first to officially name Harriet Taylor Mill as a co-author alongside John Stuart Mill. The new volume is edited by Piers Norris Turner (Ohio State...

National Car Parks entered administration this week, and the coverage has followed a predictable script: jobs at risk, iconic brand in trouble, another casualty of post-pandemic Britain. All true. But...

There is a question that sits underneath almost every policy debate in Britain today, whether we choose to name it or not.

I've just finished Kate Pickett's new book, The Good Society (Bodley Head, 2026), and I can't recommend it highly enough.

Hope not Hate has called for a coherent cohesion strategy. Here is what one would actually look like.

Last week, the Bayswater Support Group sent a formal legal letter to Ofcom threatening a High Court judicial review unless the regulator investigates the BBC’s “constant drip-feed of one-sided pro-tra...