Overhaul of special education in England could unravel, thinktank finds, because of ‘use it before you lose it’ dynamic

The government must better measure success across its school priorities and set out a clear long-term vision for the structure of the school system.

The chancellor should take difficult decisions at the budget rather than ducking tough choices.

John Healey's first budget as chancellor will be the biggest indication yet of the priorities of Andy Burnham's government.

Tories say policy for 21- to 24-year-olds would cost £2.3bn once extra tax receipts and lower welfare spending were taken into account

Andy Burnham has said he will aim to set out options for the UK’s future relationship with the EU around the time of the next UK-EU summit.

New research by the IfG, More in Common and the University of York reveals what people really think about government.

The Labour party conference saw the PM set an ambitious direction for government.

Personalising benefits and support is key to helping disabled people into work.

There is no reason to delay plans for potentially three years.

The IfG is in Birmingham for the Conservative Party Conference 2026.

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

Patrick McAlary sees a shadow minister at every turn

The PM is right to reform the pensions triple lock.

The Labour party conference saw the PM set an ambitious direction for government.

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

The IfG is in Birmingham for the Conservative Party Conference 2026.

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

The PM is right to reform the pensions triple lock.

There is no reason to delay plans for potentially three years.

The IfG is in Birmingham for the Conservative Party Conference 2026.

The Sentencing Act 2026 has brought in several changes to early release in England and Wales.

There is no reason to delay plans for potentially three years.