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The housing crisis is already out of control, and no one in politics wants to help

Talk at Innovations in policy, design, funding and delivery, Affordable Housing Conference

Several thousand people are expected to gather in London for a rally calling for more homes in the UK.

The largest falls in the proportions of households that are neither wealthy or poor has been in outer boroughs of London.

Faced with a £3bn repair bill, is the Palace of Westminster still the best place for MPs to meet?

Paperback launch event at City Hall London

Danny Dorling speaking on BBC inside out North East and Cumbria

Student Society invited Lecture, SOAS

Average house prices in the South East, and especially London, rose even faster during 2014 (January to December) than in the same period of 2013, says new research

The average price of sold houses in England and Wales has more than doubled since 1995

A home-owning majority in Britain was a one-generation blip. But if we are becoming a renting country again, we’ll need better regulation

Can today’s British youth “have a life that isn’t simply working to get the money to pay the rent”?

Danny speaking at Inequality and New Economics

The latest admissions data show that the higher education sector is a safe haven in troubled times. With few other options available to school-leavers, universities have opened their doors to unprecedented numbers of young people from an unprecedentedly wide range of backgrounds.

Danny in conversation with Paul Watt