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Understanding the Other

Understanding the Other

18 August 2025

George W. Bush Institute

Persistent misperceptions are what keep Americans divided. It’s time we get to know one another

Loneliness worldwide: A danger to health and democracy

Loneliness worldwide: A danger to health and democracy

06 August 2025

Deutsche Welle

The article explores loneliness as a growing global health and societal issue, with the WHO comparing its effects to smoking 15 cigarettes a day. More in Common contributes insights into how social isolation can undermine democratic resilience and emphasizes the need to strengthen social connectedness across communities.

The perils of trying to please people

The perils of trying to please people

23 July 2025

The Economist

Compromise rarely leads to contentment. But it nearly always leads to costs.

The new UK tribes: are you a rooted patriot or Waterstones dad?

The new UK tribes: are you a rooted patriot or Waterstones dad?

13 July 2025

The Times

'Bad vibes' Britain is dividing along new ideological lines. Meet the seven groups and take More in Common UK's quiz to find out where you fit best.

More than three out of five people think that Starmer does not respect them

More than three out of five people think that Starmer does not respect them

08 July 2025

The Mail Online

A survey from More In Common UK and the UCL Policy Lab, suggested 63% of the public now thought the Prime Minister did not respect people like them, almost twice the 32% that thought so before the 2024 UK election.