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Yesterday (14 January 2026) in the House of Commons –  Westminster, nearly one hundred parliamentarians, diplomats, policy professionals and researchers filled Committee Room 9 for the launch of Resilience & Reconstruction’s brand new report, “Disinformation, UK democracy and attitudes toward Ukraine and Russia in the UK.” The event marked the culmination of six months of intensive qualitative fieldwork across the British electorate.​ In a packed room in Parliament Hosted by

When the UK government floats proposals for digital identity systems, public opinion polls suggest a comfortable majority of support. Yet beneath this headline consensus lies a profound fracture in British civic trust—one that risks turning digital ID into a flashpoint for wider democratic grievances. A new research report, “Understanding Attitudes Towards Government ID Cards”, exposes this hidden landscape by speaking directly to two of Britain's most sceptical and increasin

The project was selected twice in Research Magazine/Research Live’s annual “Favourite research and insight work of the year ” features, placing it alongside flagship studies on social cohesion, voter behaviour and loneliness as one of the year’s strongest pieces of insight. Our earlier project, Right-Wing Populism: The Shifting Overton Window , led by Steven Lacey, was recognised as one of the standout research pieces of 2025  by a number of industry platforms, underlining