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New research shows that cancer drugs granted accelerated approval by the FDA often delivered limited proven survival benefits while generating billions in Medicare spending. The findings raise concerns about the effectiveness and value of treatments given early market access.

Ethnic wealth inequality in the UK has deepened since 2012, with sharp contrasts in gains and losses across groups, reveals new LSE research.

New study finds this creates major gaps in care.

The study finds that Scotland’s child payment has significantly reduced child material deprivation and food insecurity compared with England, without discouraging parents from working.

The Minister met with senior leadership at LSE and Professors Helen Margetts and Cosmina Dorobantu from the Data Science Institute.

Information-packed arguments were found to be the most convincing but least accurate.

The programme targets girls with high prior attainment who face educational disadvantage.

A major study finds that UK and US publics express strong support for policy measures centred on reducing harmful production and prioritising wellbeing when presented with the full degrowth proposal.

The event focused on the challenges and opportunities shaping Britain’s role in a changing world.

Research suggests that making extreme wealth more visible can boost support for redistribution.

Home working could support the Government’s plans to get people back into work, by enabling people to work who might not otherwise be able to do so.

The Honorary Fellowship is one of LSE’s most prestigious awards.