The most senior NHS clinicians treating gambling addiction today call for the gambling industry to face a new multimillion-pound statutory levy to fund the prevention and treatment of gambling-related harm.

While there is scope to remove content from England’s national curriculum, this is unlikely to reduce the burden on students and teachers without reforming exams, according to a paper published today by the Social Market Foundation.

High street shopping units left empty by the collapse of retail businesses should be converted into hundreds of thousands of new homes built by the public sector, a think-tank report says today.

Britain risks falling behind China and EU in making and selling meat substitutes and other alternative proteins because Whitehall lacks a coherent strategy for their development, a think-tank says today.

People living in social housing in London getting poorer even though more of them have jobs, new research for the Peabody housing charity shows today.

Politics should no longer be divided between “left-wing” and “right-wing” because the vital dividing line between groups of voters is now between “anarchists” and “centrists”, a new study shows today

Women who have a baby miss out on almost £70,000 in wages over the following decade, according to a new analysis of the impact of Britain’s childcare provision.

Only a quarter of voters support big cuts in immigration after they are faced with the economic consequences of keeping foreign workers out of Britain, new research shows today.