Michael Shanks: Energy Security, Lower Bills and Britain’s Industrial Future
Speaking in conversation with Simon Evans, Deputy Editor and Senior Policy Editor at Carbon Brief, Michael Shanks, Member of Parliament for Rutherglen, set out his
Speaking in conversation with Simon Evans, Deputy Editor and Senior Policy Editor at Carbon Brief, Michael Shanks, Member of Parliament for Rutherglen, set out his
The ceremony of “Kissing hands” is how Britain can receive a new prime minister in a single afternoon, even without a general election. Unlike many
This article is describing the findings of the new StatsandData Global Quarterly Weighted Assessment (QWA) for 2026 Q1. It demonstrates the difference between Andy Burnham
Andy Burnham’s first major foreign policy intervention presents a vision of national security that links defence, industrial renewal, European co-operation and local resilience.
British politics seems determined to ruin the summer. Can’t we get through one world cup without changing Prime Minister?! Now Nigel Farage has decided to
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservative Party is “more united than ever before” and claimed it is the only party with “an actual
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
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
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
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At 10 o’clock this morning, Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for Cross-Party Social Care Talks,
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