‘Progressive coalitions – a traditional heresy in a modern setting’
The gaggle of commentators calling for a Progressive Alliance is very much a case of traditional heresies in…
Keir Starmer
Exclusive: British managers broadly supportive of Employment Rights Bill and trade unions, poll finds
Managers across the UK are largely supportive of the government’s flagship Employment Rights Bill, while also wanting extra…
‘Media literacy belongs at the heart of this bold new curriculum’
The Curriculum and Assessment Review, and the Government’s response, may have quietly set in train one of the…
‘The Mayfield Review could lead to a healthier, happier workforce and lower welfare costs’
A key issue continues to plague Britain’s economic recovery – how do we support the millions of people…
‘Scrapping Ebacc is a bold leap forward in ensuring arts education for all’
Today the government has unveiled a major overhaul of the national curriculum, promising to equip young people with…
‘An opportunity to accelerate humane science’
The publication of the latest statistics on animal use in scientific procedures offers an opportunity to reflect. While…
Lucy Rigby: ‘Making financial services work for everyone’
For someone sleeping rough, not having a bank account doesn’t just mean no card or PIN. It means…
Budget 2025: What measures might the Chancellor introduce?
In exactly two week, Rachel Reeves will deliver her second Budget. The Chancellor has said she will “deal…
Sponsored: ‘Government should work with e-bike operators to deliver benefits for all’
SPONSORED People in UK towns and cities are changing how they move, and there is an increased demand…
Rachel Reeves vows to make ‘necessary choices’ in Budget, but promises ‘fairness at its heart’
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has vowed to take the necessary choices to deliver strong foundations for the economy in…
