11 August 2024
Beyond the immediate question of how to restore order, many are now wondering whether the riots reflect — as Reform party leader Nigel Farage suggested — the “unease” of “millions”, or whether they are simply a handful of thugs egged on by far-right misinformation online. The answer is important and will have profound consequences for the country long after the riots themselves have stopped. New More in Common research attempts to answer that question.
01 August 2024
Michał Tomasik writes about how Polish society perceives climate activists. Commentary by Adam Traczyk, Director of More in Common Polska.
18 July 2024
In the wake of the shooting at Saturday’s Trump rally, Tim Dixon talks about the…
14 July 2024
We would hear real frustration over Labour on Gaza,” Luke Tryl, of the organisation More in Common, observed of focus groups with Muslim voters, “but very quickly it would come back to a broader point that Labour took Muslim votes for granted and that their communities had been neglected”, an attitude “similar to what you’d hear in the red wall post referendum”.
Muslims aren’t single-issue voters. Gaza was a lightning rod for their disaffection
