Old problems and new challenges can be addressed by a government with the right ideas and commitment.

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Missions require more than just a “lift and shift” of previous government approaches

Reviewing the bureaucratic hurdles that slow down delivery is a sensible step

The systemic policy-making failures that have contributed to a sharp ‘cliff-edge’ in attainment levels.

The child poverty strategy is a concrete shift towards prevention but ministers must take action to implement it effectively.

Sophie Stowers of More in Common joins the IfG podcast team for instant reaction to the prime minister's speech in Liverpool.

The government’s early years strategy signals strong intent, but will require confident, careful steering to make it a reality.

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

Next steps for the IfG's work on school readiness.

The immigration white paper makes it less likely that the government will improve performance in adult social care.

Learning from the last Labour government can help Keir Starmer reduce school absence.

How can government start closing the opportunity gap in early years education?

How can government start closing the opportunity gap in early years education?

How can government start closing the opportunity gap in early years education?

Labour's missions need a reformed spending review process.

The civil service needs to change to deliver Labour's missions.

Sheffield can be a "test and learn pioneer" at the heart of the government's plans to rewire the civil service.

Consistent commitment to change must follow Pat McFadden's speech on civil service reform.

The Plan for Change's shift towards targets raises questions about the government's mission-led approach.

The government’s plans to tackle worklessness risk being overshadowed by serious policy tensions.

Lilian Greenwood MP joined our panel to discuss how the new government can speed up delivery of EV charging infrastructure.

This series explores what Labour can learn from past policy making challenges and successes to deliver on its manifesto.

Join us in Liverpool for a series of fringe events on industrial strategy, devolution, public services, net zero and more.

Ed Davey's party used its conference in Brighton to set out its stall on housebuilding.