7 April 2026 Power Rangers: reflections from a doctoral researcher on participation, sample size and ethics of recruitment What if the biggest threat to your research isn't your methodology – it's getting anyone to show… Society
24 March 2026 International study identifies 'private solution trap' in global challenges like climate change – with contribution from King's researcher When the wealthy opt out of collective solutions inequality worsens, finds global study co-authored… Society
16 March 2026 £2,000 'no strings' cash helps care leavers stay in stable housing, landmark trial finds Giving young people leaving care an unconditional cash lump sum improved their housing, wellbeing… Society
12 March 2026 What happens when you give artists free money? Ireland just found out A lot can be learnt from the rigour of this new study, but there’s always room for improvement Society
2 March 2026 In defence of unreasonableness Trying to be fair to landlords, the government was deeply unfair to tenants – before the Renters'… Society
27 February 2026 New visiting and honorary faculty members appointed across Policy Institute The appointments, as well as renewals of existing members, deepen connections with government and… Society
1 February 2026 King's joins new national consortium, Evidence Exchange, to strengthen links between research and public policy King’s joins Evidence Exchange connecting research and public servants Society
30 January 2026 Media misuse of 'hard-right' label risks normalising extremist views, study says The study warns loose terminology in reporting can blur the line between conservatism and extremism Society
28 January 2026 Cash: what is it good for? Let's find out We're launching the Cash Lab to see if unconditional cash transfers can improve outcomes in areas… Society
28 January 2026 New 'Cash Lab' to test whether direct cash transfers can break cycle of poverty Researchers are testing whether direct financial support could offer a simpler, more effective… Society