From All Sides: Labour’s Midterm Test
Britain’s foremost polling expert argues that May 7 will expose Labour to losses from both Reform and the Greens across England, and nationalists in Wales
Britain’s foremost polling expert argues that May 7 will expose Labour to losses from both Reform and the Greens across England, and nationalists in Wales
In this timely case for “good growth”, Claudia Kenyatta and Emma Squire, Co-CEOs of Historic England, draw on new research to argue that everyday historic
Assessing the Government’s reform agenda 18 months on, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of the King’s Fund, examines whether falling waiting lists signal genuine recovery in
Warning that AI could replicate and amplify the harms of social media for children, Common Sense Media founder Jim Steyer makes the case that California’s
This article sets out my projection for the upcoming May local elections, based on a proprietary ward-level election model. The model incorporates national polling averages,
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Nudification: drawing on evidence from Childline cases and online monitoring, Chris Sherwood argues for stronger legal duties on AI developers and platforms to prevent the
The Government has announced that “plug-in” solar panels will be available in UK shops within months, as ministers move to cut household energy bills and accelerate the transition to clean, homegrown power.
As Seven Sisters was formally declared England’s newest National Nature Reserve, leaders at a Parliamentary meeting for English Tourism Week argued that the region has a major opportunity to turn its natural assets, visitor economy and global gateways into a stronger engine of growth.
In this exclusive piece, Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs in the Northern Ireland Executive argues that the effects of climate change are already
Thousands more dentists could begin treating patients across the UK as the government expands dentistry exam capacity for overseas professionals and increases domestic training places.
The UK does not need the world’s largest data centres – it needs the most intelligent ones. In this article, Chief Executive of the UK’s AI trade Association, Tim Flagg sets out how integrated infrastructure, smarter energy pricing and transparent standards can turn climate constraints into competitive advantage.
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