Long reads Peak inequality The gap between the very rich and the rest is wider in Britain than in any other large country in Europe, and society is the most unequal… By Danny Dorling
The Staggers Brexit has its roots in the British Empire – so how do we explain it to the young? By Sally Tomlinson and Danny Dorling
The hollowing out of London: how poverty patterns are changing The largest falls in the proportions of households that are neither wealthy or poor has been in outer boroughs… By Benjamin Hennig and Danny Dorling
The London problem: has the capital become too dominant? The dominance of the capital threatens to choke the life from the rest of the United Kingdom. We must… By Danny Dorling
Danny Dorling: mapping the August 2011 riots Three years on from the riots that were mainly concentrated in London, cartography of the events throw up a… By Danny Dorling
Why are old people in Britain dying before their time? Mortality rates for elderly people are rising across the country. Initially, the authorities blamed merely cold weather. By Danny Dorling
Danny Dorling: If you are young in Britain today, you are being taken for a ride The young are discriminated against in ways in which it would be illegal to differentiate between men and women,… By Danny Dorling
Generation jobless: The worst youth unemployment crisis in European history should be blamed on its millionaires At least 26 million unemployed people will be looking for work across Europe this summer, while in Britain, 2,400… By Danny Dorling
Generation Peak-Teen The global peak year for births was 1990. Now the number of babies being born is falling. What does… By Danny Dorling
How social mobility got stuck Britain's poor were absolutely and relatively better off until Thatcher was elected in 1979. Since then, the bottom half… By Danny Dorling