Local leaders are best placed to support a “lost generation” of young people not in education or employment.

Social prescribers will be brought in to help those struggling with their health to stay in work in an attempt to reduce spiralling costs

A shift to local initiatives may help more people back into work

How can government better support people out of work due to ill health?

How can government better support people out of work due to ill health?

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

What financial support does the government offer students in England?

The chancellor’s spring forecast was short and free of new policy content.

Sir Alex Younger, former head of the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), joins us to discuss what the US strikes on Iran mean for global security.

The government is right to approach 3 March as a fiscal ‘non-event’.

What financial support does the government offer students in England?

On Thursday, 7 May 2026, local elections will take place in many parts of England.

This week: Resident doctor strikes, the new child poverty strategy, extra funding for domestic abuse support and analysis showing jury…

In its short lifetime the OfVM made valuable proposals for change.

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

Early attainment gaps mean some boys don't just start behind, they stay behind.

NHS performance is improving, but a complex and haphazardly planned reform package might slow progress.

The government must act to avoid the justice system returning to the crisis point seen when Labour entered office, or worse.

How can the government remove the barriers to its missions?

The prime minister can learn from the past to make a success of “phase two” of his government.

A big autumn approaches for the chancellor.