Responding to reports that the Government is set to reform social care funding by increasing National Insurance contributions, James Kirkup, Director of the Social Market Foundation, said:

The overwhelming majority of London businesses say that their workers are directly affected by poverty, new research reveals today.

The “quiet success” of Britain’s settlement scheme for EU citizens shows the country is content to accept a liberal approach to immigration after Brexit, a think-tank says today.

Key consumer markets became less competitive during the pandemic as customers shopped around less and big suppliers captured a greater market share, new research reveals today.

Migrant rights charities and activists have failed to address public concerns that many people claiming asylum in the UK are not genuine refugees, a think-tank report says today.

Hartlepool has more school-leavers who go on to advanced apprenticeships and other “higher technical” qualifications than anywhere else in England, a think-tank reveals today.

The Social Market Foundation (SMF), Westminster’s leading cross-party think tank, is looking for new Chair, to take the place of Mary Ann Sieghart, who is stepping down after ten years in the role.

The social care system in England must be overhauled to function as a genuine and fair market, a think-tank says today.

European Union migrants working in low-skilled jobs in Britain have not been encouraged to leave by the Brexit vote or subsequent changes in UK politics and immigration policy, new research shows today.