At the same time, the UK economy is suffering from chronic low investment, and firms have increasingly cited uncertainty ...

In a world where seismic economic shocks can be triggered by a tweet, governments cannot afford to be bystanders. The wild ...

Before Covid-19, around 4 per cent of households in the UK were identified as having ‘problem debt’ (ONS 2019a); that is, debt which represents a high proportion of disposable income, includes arrears ...

Reacting to the immigration white paper, Marley Morris, associate director at IPPR, said: "Today represents the biggest shake-up of the immigration system since Brexit. The government has set out its ...

With a new immigration white paper imminent, this blog outlines how the government must balance pursuing its growth mission with managing the pressures of migration and supporting integration to ...

Reacting to today’s decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to cut interest rates to 4.25 per cent, Carsten Jung, head of macroeconomics at IPPR, said: “Today all eyes were on how ...

English local government faces major reshaping. England’s new mayors will join a group of highly visible leaders. But large-scale mayoral authorities are unfamiliar in England, and they will need to ...

Reacting to the trade deal struck between the UK and the US, Marley Morris, associate director for trade at IPPR, said: "Today’s deal is the second big win for UK trade this week. The government ...

Reacting to the trade deal struck between the UK and India, Marley Morris, associate director for trade at IPPR, said: "After three prime ministers failed to get a trade deal with India over the line, ...

The think-tank welcomed the first minister’s reiteration of his four strategic priorities – eradicating child poverty, growing the economy, tackling climate change, and ensuring high quality and ...