Tell the police: Investigate the Downing Street parties
The Met Police should investigate now, before any further evidence can be destroyed.
The Depolarization Project exists to help people listen, learn and lead. It does this through researching what works (and what doesn’t), providing training courses to businesses, students and community groups and encouraging leaders to open up to changing their own mind.
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Published in: Podcasts: InterviewCass Sunstein: The moment I knew that US democracy was in mortal dangerThe world-leading behavourial economist used to think that warnings about the fragility of US democracy were 'crazy...
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Published in: Home: OpinionCan we bridge society's deepening divides?Read an extract from 'Poles Apart: Why People Turn Against Each Other, and How to Bring Them Together' for this...
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Published in: Podcasts: InterviewA UK government advisor who's changed his mind about the Iraq WarEd Owen, an advisor to the foreign secretary at the time of the Iraq invasion, on why he now feels differently about...
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Published in: Podcasts: InterviewChanged My Mind: a Republican’s journey to backing criminal justice reformHow America's broken prison system brought a staunch Democrat and Republican together.
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Published in: Podcasts: InterviewDaniel Finkelstein on changing political alliesThe Times associate editor and Conservative peer on why magnanimity is key to convincing people you disagree with.
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Published in: Podcasts: InterviewPeter Geoghegan on dark money and returning home to IrelandopenDemocracy's investigations editor talks about how Ireland has changed since he left as a young man, and why we...