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Study is one of the most detailed statistical examinations of strip searching in custody to date.

Some major online platforms are increasingly relying on parental controls rather than building stronger child protections

Training focused on the role of soft power in contemporary diplomacy.

LSE announces a new centre for the study of entrepreneurship and wealth inequality, funded by a $5 million gift from the James M and Cathleen D Stone Foundation.

Why Europe must rethink prevention and care.

New research on skills gaps, productivity and regional economic performance.

Kristalina Georgieva, Christine Lagarde and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala speak at LSE

New poll points to major shake-up in London boroughs: Greens and Reform surge while Labour and Conservatives fall, driving more no-majority councils - the biggest shift since 1968.

New series will power the next generation of high-growth founders

Anne‑Marie Slaughter to join LSE as Dean of the School of Public Policy, bringing leadership experience from New America, the US State Department and top universities to shape future policy leaders.

LSE Health awards four academics who have made outstanding contributions to the field of health policy and public health across the world.

The Honorary Fellowship is one of LSE’s most prestigious awards, acknowledging individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to the university and its community over a sustained period.