Ten reasons why it’s still too soon to compare international death rates from Covid-19

Trying to decipher which Government has been “best” and “worst” at handling the crisis is a tricky endeavour.

Ian Warren and Will Jennings: Addressing the needs of towns is key to winning this election

Around two-thirds of the top 100 marginal seats are town constituencies. That presents an opportunity.

James Kanagasooriam: The left-right age gap is even worse for the Conservatives than you think

It’s also more pronounced than for Leave-Remain. We are about to see a disproportionately Tory cohort succeeded by a disproportionately Labour one.

James Frayne: Five reasons why lower middle class provincial voters are the key to a Tory victory

There are many seats in London that are also C1/C2 heavy: it is just that they are outer London seats.

Pity the middle-aged and the very old

Their personal wellbeing is lower than other age groups’.

Matthew Goodwin: Mapping the Leave-voting heartlands

England’s east and southern coasts; parts of Yorkshire, the Midlands and Cumbria; bits of Wales – in all these, support for Brexit is especially strong.

The demography of Britain, 2056

According to official projections, the proportion of the population aged over 85 will be three times larger than it is now.

The geopolitical implications of gendercide

Sex-selective abortion is causing massive social disruption in the world’s biggest countries.

Heresy of the week: There’s only so much that politicians can do about economic growth

To a greater extent than we’d like to admit, economics is a function of demographics.