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A street sign on a stone building reads “Downing Street SW1, City of Westminster,” partially obscured by an ornate black metal fence—a striking scene in a city where low trust voters look to Labour and anti-establishment coalitions for change.

MHP Polarisation Tracker: Labour is losing low trust voters, Reform is building an anti-establishment coalition

The latest wave of the MHP Polarisation Tracker, produced with Cambridge University’s Political Psychology Unit, reveals that many “Super Distruster” voters have deserted Labour over the last ye... Read more

Nick Barron

A yellow painted icon on asphalt depicts a family: an adult holding a baby, another adult, and a child standing together. The paint is cracked and worn, reflecting years of use—an image echoing health inequalities in our surroundings.

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Reducing inequalities in health. How can industry support the new Office for Health Improvement?

With the launch of the new Office for Health Improvement and Disparities suggesting a shift in focus within Sajid Javid’s Department of Health and Social Care, what role can the life sciences indust... Read more

Networked Age

Scientists are polarising the public

That’s bad news for Britain’s Net Zero challenge... Read more

A middle-aged man, resembling Lionel Barber, in a dark suit and red tie stands outdoors with modern city skyscrapers blurred behind him, as if pausing mid-conversation. He has short dark hair and a neutral expression.

Analysis

In conversation with: Lionel Barber

Next in MHP Mischief’s In Conversation With series, Head of Media Keith Gladdis sat down with former Financial Times Editor Lionel Barber... Read more

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MHP Polarisation Tracker: Labour is losing low trust voters, Reform is building an anti-establishment coalition