Who is “Posh George” Cottrell?
George Cottrell, better known by the nickname “Posh George”, has returned to the spotlight following allegations that Nigel Farage breached parliamentary rules by failing to
George Cottrell, better known by the nickname “Posh George”, has returned to the spotlight following allegations that Nigel Farage breached parliamentary rules by failing to
The Government has announced that almost 200 employers have signed up to become workplace “Vanguards” as part of its Keep Britain Working programme, marking the
Ann Keen works with the Chamber Group at Curia, on our Health, Care and Life Sciences Research Group. Campaigners who experienced historical forced adoptions have
The UK is not short of innovation. The challenge is building the national systems, funding routes and procurement models needed to turn promising pilots into practical impact for patients.
A highly critical report published this week by the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has cast fresh doubt over the Government’s ability to deliver Northern Powerhouse
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Catherine Thompson’s foreword to Reframing Women’s Health: From Fragmentation To System Reform explains the challenge in women’s health is not a lack of evidence, but a failure to implement proven models consistently.
The Prime Minister has today released the long-delayed Defence Investment Plan (DIP) which was originally slated for release 10 months ago. This follows months of
Entering utterly triumphant, the Andy Burnham speech this morning started on a celebratory note. Reminiscing about DJing the venue and a gauzy reminder of his
The Government has published its long-awaited draft ban on conversion practices, but the hardest debate will be over how the law applies to trans people, healthcare, religion and consent.
Britain is sweltering through a record-breaking UK heatwave. On 24 June, temperatures reached 36.1°C in Gosport, Hampshire, making it the hottest June day ever recorded
Dame Donna Ockenden’s Final Report of the Ockenden Maternity Review, published on Wednesday, has exposed profound shortcomings in maternity and neonatal care at Nottingham University
As Labour searches for a new leader, fresh Stats&Data analysis suggests the party faces a difficult electoral choice. The modelling finds that rebuilding support in the North comes at the cost of losing ground in the South, leaving Labour with no clear route back to a parliamentary majority.
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