How should the government respond to the crisis in the Middle East?

Sir Simon Fraser, Fiona Hill and Anand Menon join us to discuss the impact of Trump's presidency on the UK and Europe

IfG experts analyse Reeves' budget and explore what the chancellor's plans for the economy, tax and spending mean.

Former Treasury advisers Stewart Wood and Giles Winn reveal how chancellors prepare the ground for budget day.

Homeowners who took advantage of government programmes left with cladding likely to cause damp

If mayors use the ‘right to request’ to call for tourist taxes, then the government should say yes.

How to improve the hybrid bill legislative process.

IfG experts set out the six things they learned from the spending review.

There is little evidence that the Labour government is making adaptation significantly more of a priority than its predecessor.

Why the fate of a blast furnace in Scunthorpe might have much deeper implications for this country

What did we learn from the chancellor's 'update'?

What are the government’s current fiscal rules and is it on track to meet them?

Making England’s ‘devolution revolution’ a reality.

The story of how the Health and Social Care Act 2012 – by far the most controversial piece of NHS legislation in more than two decades – became law.

The Treasury needs to hold itself to the same standards it demands of other departments.

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Gilt market moves mean Rachel Reeves is facing a test of her resolve.