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Institute for Government — 528 episodes

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How can government help deliver a globally competitive AI infrastructure for the UK?

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Andy Burnham, Manchester and No.10 North: How can the prime minister make his devolution agenda succeed?

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What is the Reform UK vision for devolution and local government in England?

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In conversation with Danny Kruger MP

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Book launch: The Brexit Effect, 2016–2026

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IfG DevoLab #6: How can mayors support a just climate transition?

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Creating a regulatory system that attracts investment

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Delivering government policy through regulation

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Welcome and keynote speech by Blair McDougall MP, Minister for Small Business and Economic Transformation

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In conversation with Sir Ed Davey MP, Leader of the Liberal Democrats

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In conversation with Richard Tice MP, Deputy Leader of Reform UK

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IfG DevoLab #5: How can mayors and local leaders create a shared vision for regional growth?

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Integrating diplomacy and development: How does the Foreign Office set itself up for success?

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The NHS 10-year plan one year on: Is the government shifting the health service towards prevention?

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Andy Burnham: What to expect from the next prime minister?

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A keynote speech by Dan Tomlinson MP, Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury

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How can government close the early years attainment gap for boys from low-income families?

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Lessons from Covid: How to avoid fraud in future crises?

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Rt Hon Kemi Badenoch MP: keynote speech

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Are private members' bills a good way for MPs to decide on difficult policy

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Chaos returns to Westminster: What next for Keir Starmer and the government?

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What does the elections bill mean for the next general election?

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What does the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Act mean for children’s social care?

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Local and devolved elections 2026: Who won, who lost and what next?

25

What next for restoration and renewal of parliament?

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A state rewired? Civil service leadership, diversity and morale

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What will the 2026 devolved elections mean for Scotland, Wales and the UK?

28

A keynote speech by Matthew Pennycook MP, Minister for Housing and Planning

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Book launch: What is immigration policy for?

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The Peter Mandelson scandal: What are the lessons for Keir Starmer's government?

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In conversation with Rt Hon James Murray MP, Chief Secretary to the Treasury: How will the government boost public service productivity?

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A state rewired? Civil service digital transformation, data, and artificial intelligence

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A state rewired? Civil service size, shape, and turnover

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Can Rachel Reeves protect both households and the public finances from the energy price shock?

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In conversation with Malcolm Offord, Lord Offord of Garvel, Leader of Reform UK Scotland

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IfG DevoLab #4: How can mayors increase the supply of affordable homes?

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In conversation with Rhun ap Iorwerth MS, Leader of Plaid Cymru

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How should ministers decide the size and shape of new unitary authorities?

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How can the government make a success of the abolition of NHS England?

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In conversation with Eluned Morgan MS, First Minister of Wales

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Move fast and fix things: Modernising Whitehall to deliver for Britain

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What does Trump mean for relations between the UK and Europe, and the rest of the world?

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How can changes to NHS structures help deliver the 10 Year Health Plan?

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A keynote speech by Rt Hon Sir Mel Stride MP, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer / Closing remarks Government 2026

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The view from the IfG: Government in 2026

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In conversation with Rt Hon Darren Jones MP, Chief Secretary to the Prime Minister

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Elections 2026: How could votes in England, Scotland and Wales reshape British politics?

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Rewiring the state: Is the government making any progress?

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Is the centre of government built to deliver?

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In conversation with Louise Casey, Baroness Casey of Blackstock DBE CB

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Government 2026 Welcome / Keynote speech by Wes Streeting

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The Trump challenge: Chaos, confusion and government communications

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Are public inquiries a good way for government to learn lessons

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Autumn budget 2025: What is Rachel Reeves’ plan for the economy?

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The Covid Inquiry: What does Module II say about government decision making and political governance?

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In conversation with John Swinney MSP, First Minister of Scotland

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The UK-EU ‘reset': Six months on

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How successfully have Labour run public services?

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The government's digital ID plan: Why now and what for?

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How can changes to NHS technology help deliver the 10 Year Health Plan?

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How can the fast stream deliver more for the civil service?

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IfG DevoLab #3: How devolution can improve transport connectivity

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Leadership change in the civil service: How can new permanent secretaries deliver for government?

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Productivity Pitches #8: Spreading innovation across public services

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IfG DevoLab #2 How can mayors and strategic authorities secure investment into regional economies EDIT

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Local government reorganisation and public service delivery

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Industrial strategy, tariffs and global trade: Is the government's strategy working?

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How can mayors improve skills and productivity to drive regional growth?

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How should the Conservative Party rethink its vision for public services?

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How should governments rewire the state to get things done?

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What is the Conservative route to fiscal sustainability?

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How should devolution across the North of England be successfully implemented and enhanced?

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How can the government rebuild the criminal justice system?

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Should public sector pay and pensions be reformed?

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How should the government successfully implement and enhance devolution across the North of England?

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How can government use leadership and innovation to deliver for the public?

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How can mayors improve skills and productivity to drive regional growth?

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Political leadership and communities in times of crisis (reception)

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Is Labour’s clean power mission on track?

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How can local places maximise the benefits of devolution to drive economic growth?

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How can the government deliver its “prevention first” approach to healthcare?

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How can technology support place-based public services?

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How can the government make its health reforms a success?

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How can industrial strategy drive growth?

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How could the UK take a prevention-led approach to healthcare?

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How can local places ensure devolution delivers economic growth?

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Boosting trade and unlocking investment in an uncertain world

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How can changes to NHS incentives help deliver the 10 Year Health Plan

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Sir Nick Clegg in conversation: Big tech, AI and political conflict

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Navigating a Contested Age: Chiefly Reflections of Admiral Sir Tony Radakin

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The Freedom of Information Act at 25

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Delivering the government’s economic growth mission: What is the role of the industrial strategy?

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How will Keir Starmer’s No.10 reset work?

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From protest to power: How can Reform's locally elected leaders govern effectively?

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Spads under Starmer: How can Labour’s special advisers do the job well?

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Inside Trump’s America: In conversation with Tim Ryan

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IfG DevoLab #1: How devolution can address health inequalities

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Labour’s first year in power: Is this still a mission-driven government?

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Productivity Pitches #7

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The Expert Factor Live!

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What do the Nolan Principles mean today?

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Speech: Marie Goldman MP, Liberal Democrat shadow leader of the House of Commons

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How can frontline officials uphold high standards of behaviour?

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Shaping the standards debate: interactive discussions

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Keynote speech: Rt Hon Nick Thomas-Symonds MP, Minister for the Cabinet Office

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Speech: Alberto Costa MP, Chair of the Committee on Standards

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How can politicians demonstrate ethical leadership?

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Welcome and keynote speech: Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH

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How to succeed as a minister

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What choices did the government make in the 2025 spending review?

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In conversation with Jeremy Hunt MP: Britain's place in the world

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What can the government do to improve how the NHS spends money?

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Effective urban leadership: What are the international lessons for England’s mayors?

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In conversation with Nick Clegg

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How does the electoral system need to change before 2029?

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Book launch: ‘Exploring Parliament’

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The Trump challenge: What is a better way to reform government than copying Elon Musk and DOGE?

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Rewiring the state: Panel discussion

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Rewiring the state: Presentation

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Rewiring the state: Q&A with Lord Sainsbury and Sir Ian Cheshire

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Rewiring the state: Welcome and opening remarks, and speech by Lord Sainsbury

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What do the 2025 mayoral and local election results mean for Keir Starmer’s government?

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From disaster to completion: What can government learn from the Universal Credit story?

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How can government be transformed?

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Productivity Pitches #6: What can central government do to improve productivity in public services?

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Government reviews: Dither and delay, or route to reform?

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A keynote speech by Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester

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A keynote speech by Darren Jones MP, Chief Secretary to the Treasury

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The state of the civil service: location, grade, pay and morale

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International Women's Day and modernising parliament: Lucy Powell in conversation with Hannah White

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What lessons can government learn from the insourcing of probation services?

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What is Keir Starmer’s new plan for government reform?

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The state of the civil service: recruitment and turnover

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How can the government support mayoral combined authorities to deliver economic growth?

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The state of the civil service: size and shape

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How to make a success of local government reorganisation

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How can the government help boost growth in the science-based industries?

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How to legislate for the duty of candour?

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In conversation with John Healey MP, Secretary of State for Defence

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The future of the Civil Service Policy Profession: The end of the generalist?

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How can the government accelerate its clean power mission?

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Productivity Pitches #5

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Rewiring the civil service: What can the UK learn from the rest of the world?

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The devolution revolution: What next for England’s mayors?

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Government keynote: Rt Hon Darren Jones MP, Chief Secretary to the Treasury

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How to fix local government

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Liberal Democrat keynote: Daisy Cooper MP, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats

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How to embed a mission-led approach in the spending review

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In conversation with Alex Burghart MP, Shadow Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster

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Six months on: How is the Labour government performing?

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Welcome and opening remarks

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Breakfast session: US election – The night after president Trump’s inauguration

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What does Labour’s devolution white paper mean for England?

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In conversation with Cat Little, Civil Service Chief Operating Officer

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The new cabinet secretary: Can Sir Chris Wormald rewire the British state?

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What next for standards in public life?

157

In conversation with Kate Forbes MSP, Deputy First Minister of Scotland

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What kind of reform does the NHS need?

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In conversation with Lord Blunkett

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Funding public services: What do spending plans mean for performance?

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A view from the opposition: What should the Conservative Party’s vision for public services be?

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The criminal justice system: Is there a way to fix it?

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Reform or repair? What next for health and social care?

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The IfG Expert Briefing: What next for public services?

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In conversation with Rt Hon Michael Gove

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What role can prevention play in boosting public service productivity?

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What did Rachel Reeves’ budget reveal about the government’s priorities?

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Lessons from the rise and fall of the Department for International Development

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Productivity Pitches #4: Local Government

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How can the government effectively roll out EV charging infrastructure?

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How can Keir Starmer ensure the centre of government works for the country?

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Institute for Government in conversation with Wes Streeting MP

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After Sue Gray: How can Keir Starmer reset No.10?

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AI in the public sector: How can government achieve the greatest impact?

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After the pandemic: How can confidence in public procurement be restored?

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How can the Conservatives build on the last government's unsung industrial strategy?

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What is the Conservative vision for devolution across England?

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How would a Conservative government reduce demand for public services?

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Improving public service productivity: Can we have better services for less money?

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How can the Conservative Party learn from its failures to deliver in government?

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Leading from the centre: How can prime ministers better deliver long-term policy objectives?

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What next for the Conservative Party's approach to energy and net zero?

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How can the Labour government achieve its clean power aims and accelerate to net zero?

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How can the government make a success of its mission-led approach?

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How can metro mayors help Labour achieve its missions for government?

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Improving public service productivity: Can we have better services for less money?

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Prevention-led public services: Can the government make its rhetoric a reality?

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How can R&D ensure the new industrial strategy creates growth?

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How can government spending decisions deliver Labour’s missions?

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How can a Labour government ensure it invests well in public services?

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How can Labour reset standards in public life and improve trust in our politics?

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How can the new government’s industrial strategy help boost productivity?

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How can the Liberal Democrats deliver a fair deal for housing?

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How should government use AI?

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Outside influence: How to build external voices into the centre of government

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What does the Procurement Act mean for public bodies and suppliers?

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What can we learn from the IfG’s Ministers Database?

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How can public spending do better at improving wellbeing?

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Labour's public spending inheritance: What is Rachel Reeves' plan?

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What should the Labour government’s public service priorities be?

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The King’s Speech: What does it reveal about Keir Starmer’s priorities for government?

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How can the government rethink the approach to public services capital spending?

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How can new ministers be supported to succeed in government?

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Keir Starmer's plan for government: How will it work?

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Inside Briefing LIVE: The day after the 2024 general election

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General election 2024: What happens on day one for a new government?

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Preparing for Power – Episode 6: First days in government

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Preparing for Power – Episode 5: Making manifestos

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Preparing for Power – Episode 4: The governing party

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Preparing for Power - Episode 3: The opposition

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Preparing for Power – Episode 2: The civil service

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Preparing for Power – Episode 1: Access talks

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General election 2024: What would a 'supermajority' really mean for parliament?

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General election 2024: What are the public finance challenges facing the next government?

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General election 2024: How are public services performing across the country?

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General election 2024: What is in the Labour manifesto?

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General election 2024: What is in the Conservative manifesto?

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General election 2024: What should civil servants do during the general election campaign?

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Productivity Pitches #3: Health and social care

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How can the government move to a preventative approach to public services?

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Keynote speech: Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Shadow Foreign Secretary

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Parliament and regulators: How can scrutiny be improved?

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Keynote speech: Lucy Powell MP, Shadow Leader of the Commons

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General election: What makes a successful communications strategy?

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Bringing in the best: How can the civil service recruit and retain top talent?

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Local and mayoral elections 2024: Why they matter and what to look out for

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Does London need a new devolution deal?

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Beyond the dark arts: what next for the Whips’ Office?

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General election: How can the parties improve ethical standards in government?

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General election: What role does polling play in shaping political strategy?

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Keynote speech: Lord McFall of Alcluith, Lord Speaker

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General election: How big a threat is AI and disinformation to elections in 2024?

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Inside Briefing LIVE -The General Election Budget

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How can public sector strikes be solved more effectively?

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Does the Treasury wield too much power over government?

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Data Bites #49: Getting things done with data in government

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How can government tackle fraud?

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In conversation with Alex Chisholm

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How can government improve its approach to asylum policy making?

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General election: How can think tanks shape policy and political debate?

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Fixing the centre of government

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Data Bites #48: Getting things done with data in government - smart data special

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General election: What makes a good manifesto?

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Productivity Pitches #2: criminal justice and law enforcement

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Inside the Political Mind: How the human side of politics shapes behaviour

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In conversation with Rt Hon Thérèse Coffey MP

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In conversation with Rt Hon Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister of Wales

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Podcast recording: The Expert Factor Live!

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The essential IfG briefing and IfG Director's closing remarks

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Ready for reform: next steps for the civil service (including the launch Of Whitehall Monitor 2024)

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General election countdown: key challenges for government in 2024

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Government keynote speech: Rt Hon John Glen MP

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Ending the decline: how to fix public services

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Labour keynote speech: Karin Smyth MP

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Government 2024 welcome and opening remarks

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How can devolution contribute to regional growth in England

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General election: How should an opposition prepare for government?

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How can government ensure it learns effectively from the past in making public finance decisions?

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How can the government improve public service productivity?

260

Fixing Whitehall: Is the Maude review the right plan for government reform?

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How can local leaders help England reach net zero?

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What does the 2023 autumn statement mean for UK fiscal policy?

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In conversation with Sir Mark Rowley, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service

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General election: what change do we need?

265

Data Bites #47: Getting things done with data in government

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What makes a good minister?

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Ministers Reflect around the world: how do ministers’ roles in different governments compare?

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What can academics learn from Ministers Reflect?

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How can the civil service work effectively with ministers?

270

Welcome and What is the reality of being a minister?

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The autumn statement 2023: pressures on public services

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In conversation with Rachel Reeves MP: The Women Who Made Modern Economics

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In conversation with Anas Sarwar MSP, Leader of the Scottish Labour Party

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What would the constitution of an independent Scotland look like?

275

Data Bites #46: Getting things done with data in government

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Upholding standards in public life: A keynote speech by Lord Evans

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What is the future of government outsourcing?

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How will Labour's proposed Ethics and Integrity Commission work?

279

AI: Governing the ungovernable?

280

What should Keir Starmer’s centre of government look like?

281

What is the future of government outsourcing?

282

How can a Labour government build strong local institutions to reduce regional inequalities?

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How could Labour use obesity policies to achieve its health mission?

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What could a Labour government do to improve the performance of health and care services?

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How can science and innovation support an ambitious plan for economic growth?

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How should a future Labour government deepen and extend devolution across England?

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Can a Labour government deliver constitutional reform?

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The constitutional consequences of electoral reform

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How could Labour set itself up to successfully devolve power and reduce regional inequality?

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How can Labour deliver zero-carbon energy generation by 2030?

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How should a future UK energy system be governed?

292

How can workforce retention in public services be improved?

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How would a Labour government ensure we are prepared for serious risks?

294

How can the centre of government deliver Rishi Sunak’s priorities?

295

How can the government help build strong local institutions to deliver levelling up?

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How can the government make progress on levelling up before the next election?

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How can government’s obesity policy boost the UK's health and economy?

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How should a future UK energy system be governed?

299

What can the government do to improve hospital performance?

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How can regulators promote growth and protect the public?

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What does government need to do to ensure effective delivery of net zero?

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How can science and innovation support an ambitious plan for economic growth?

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AI: governing the ungovernable?

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Is there a Conservative case for constitutional reform?

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Why does the UK underinvest in public service infrastructure – and how can the problem be fixed?

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In conversation with the Rt Hon The Baroness Hale of Richmond, DBE PC FBA

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When and how should the public decide?

308

What needs to change in Westminster and Whitehall to make devolution work?

309

What will the next general election mean for the UK constitution?

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Is parliament able to fulfil its constitutional role?

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Welcome and launch of the final report of the Review of UK Constitution

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Keynote speech: Rt Hon Liz Truss MP

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Data Bites #45: Getting things done with data in government

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Is the Darlington Economic Campus a blueprint for successful civil service relocation?

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How can the government provide certainty over its investment plans to promote growth?

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How should central government be organised to deliver levelling up?

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Keynote speech: Angela Rayner MP, Labour’s Deputy Leader

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Civil service impartiality: what can the UK learn from abroad?

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Data Bites #44: Getting things done with data in government

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Keynote speech: Rt Hon Victoria Prentis KC MP, Attorney General

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How can England’s cities and counties make a success of devolution?

322

How should the UK respond as other countries shift towards green industries?

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IfG Net Zero Conference: Keynote by Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP

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Delivering net zero – Does government have a robust plan for delivering net zero?

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IfG Net Zero Conference: Welcome and opening keynote by Rt Hon Chris Skidmore MP

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In conversation with the Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP

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What policies can level up economic performance?

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In conversation with Rt Hon Chris Heaton-Harris MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland

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How is WhatsApp changing government?

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How to reform a regulator: in conversation with Sir Jon Thompson

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What makes a successful special adviser?

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Does devolution require a reformed UK constitution?

333

How can different levels of government work together to deliver levelling up?

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How can government deliver its priorities while preparing for future shocks?

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Data Bites #43: Getting things done with data in government

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Has civil service impartiality had its day?

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Data Bites #42: Getting things done with data in government - justice special

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How can NHS procurement be improved?

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Where next for levelling up?

340

What lessons should the Treasury learn from the pandemic?

341

Data Bites #41: Getting things done with data in government

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Keynote speech: Stephen Flynn MP, SNP Westminster Leader

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How can the government tackle obesity?

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Citizens and the constitution: education and engagement

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Data Bites #40: Getting things done with data in government - a justice special

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What does artificial intelligence mean for government procurement?

347

In conversation with Sir Patrick Vallance, Government Chief Scientific Adviser

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What does the spring budget mean for UK fiscal policy?

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Tackling the UK’s energy efficiency problem

350

Opening up the civil serivce: How to improve external recruitment

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Better Budgets: Has tax policy making improved?

352

How can Ombuds schemes be reformed?

353

Data Bites #39: Getting things done with data in government

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Why doesn't the centre of government work?

355

The spring budget 2023: the pressures on public services

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Keynote Speech: Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, Shadow Home Secretary

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Lessons from data sharing during the pandemic

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A year on from the levelling up white paper: how much progress has been delivered?

359

Data Bites #38: Getting things done with data in government

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Whitehall Monitor 2023: launch event

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What do you need to know to work in government?

362

Data Bites #37: Getting things done with data in government

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A briefing on the energy market with Jonathan Brearley, Ofgem's Chief Executive Officer

364

Inside Briefing – A live recording of the IfG’s weekly podcast

365

England 2023: Devolving power and tackling regional inequality

366

Keynote speech: Lisa Nandy MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities

367

IfG expert briefing

368

Keynote speech: Rt Hon Penny Mordaunt MP, Leader of the House of Commons

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Civil service 2023: Reset, regroup or reform?

370

Introduction and Government 2023: the challenges of the year ahead

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How can government win the battle for civil service skills?

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How can the government strengthen the UK's resilience?

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(How) can the House of Lords be reformed?

374

Data Bites #36: Getting things done with data in government

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What tools do local areas need to boost regional growth?

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A keynote speech on climate change and resilience - Sir James Bevan

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Procurement in the pandemic and beyond: Reflections and lessons for government commercial

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Establishing new public bodies – what have we learnt?

379

Autumn statement 2022: What have we learnt about Hunt and Sunak’s fiscal plans?

380

In conversation with John Edwards, Information Commissioner

381

Does the UK’s human rights regime need reform?

382

How can the government ensure it gets value for money from public spending?

383

How should public appointments be reformed?

384

Data Bites #35: Getting things done with data in government

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How can Rishi Sunak fix the UK’s government?

386

'What works' in government: 10 years of using evidence to make better policy and what comes next

387

How not to run a government: the lessons from Liz Truss's first 40 days

388

A nation divided: what does Scotland’s constitutional future hold?

389

Is the Home Office fit for purpose?

390

How can government support innovation and drive levelling up?

391

Data Bites #34: Getting things done with data in government

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How can the better use of data benefit public services?

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The levelling up puzzle: using evidence to deliver inclusive growth

394

What should the new prime minister prioritise on the NHS and social care?

395

Following through with levelling up: what transport and where?

396

After the Johnson era, how can the government rebuild trust?

397

How can government foster collaborations with business and the social economy to drive levelling up?

398

How can the civil service be more efficient but work better?

399

Levelling up or left behind: what role should regulators play?

400

Net zero: How can government deliver on low-carbon technologies?

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How can housing help deliver net zero and levelling up?

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How can the better use of data benefit public services?

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How should we govern in the digital age?

404

Do we need to rewire the system of standards in public life?

405

The net zero election pitch

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How should an incoming Labour government work with the civil service?

407

Net zero: How much will people need to change their behaviour?

408

Levelling up or left behind: What role should regulators play?

409

How can government support innovation to boost growth and reduce regional inequality?

410

A net zero energy system

411

What is Labour’s vision for levelling up and devolution within England?

412

How would Labour deliver a justice system that works for everyone?

413

A keynote speech by Wes Streeting MP: How would a Labour government improve the NHS and social care?

414

Unmasking our Leaders: in conversation with Michael Cockerell

415

Carillion: four years on

416

Data Bites #33: Getting things done with data in government

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Future leaders: building a diverse and inclusive public sector

418

What's at the top of the new PM's in-tray? IfG expert briefing

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In conversation with Dame Dr Jenny Harries, Chief Executive of the UK Health Security Agency

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Data Bites #32: Getting things done with data in government

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What role should modelling play in a crisis?

422

How Do Ministers Approach Leadership In Government

423

How can the services sector help levelling up across the UK?

424

How can government improve the UK's fiscal sustainability and resilience?

425

Bronwen Maddox valedictory lecture

426

The James Brokenshire lecture on public service: Delivered by the Rt Hon Theresa May MP

427

IfG government reform one-day conference - Policy making: the importance of expertise

428

Data Bites #31: Getting things done with data in government

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IfG government reform one-day conference - Solutions to accountability in government

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In conversation with Jeremy Hunt MP

431

The Procurement Bill: an expert briefing

432

How can the government make its green skills plan deliver for net zero?

433

Unification of probation services: one year on

434

Should the role of the Lord Chancellor be reformed?

435

In conversation with Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester

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Reinvigorating UK democracy: how to bridge the gap between citizens and the state

437

How can the government achieve the UK's smooth transition to electric vehicles?

438

Data Bites #30: Getting things done with data in government

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Does the government need to pick which areas to level up?

440

In conversation with Wes Streeting MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

441

What should the government learn from hosting COP26?

442

WhatsApp in Westminster: is it good for government?

443

How well did government evidence for Covid-19 policies serve society?

444

Devolution and levelling up with Jamie Driscoll, Mayor of the North of Tyne

445

The FCDO: is the reunification of foreign and development policy working?

446

Data Bites #29: Getting things done with data in government

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How can the government learn from the past to make levelling up a success?

448

Can the government meet levelling up expectations by the next general election?

449

What's wrong with the House of Commons? Book launch with Dr Hannah White

450

Should all schools be academies?

451

How should the government align levelling up and net zero?

452

Data Bites #28: Getting things done with data in government

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Data Bites #27: Getting things done with data in government

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The future of UK defence: In conversation with David Williams and Admiral Sir Tony Radakin

455

Taking back control of agriculture: can the government deliver a Brexit dividend?

456

Levelling up: what is it and will it work? In conversation with Neil O'Brien and Sebastian Payne

457

How can the UK lead on green finance?

458

In conversation with Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire

459

The failure of “good chaps”: are norms and conventions still working in the UK constitution?

460

In conversation with Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region

461

In conversation with Sir David Norgrove

462

3 3 22 A New Statutory Role For The Civil Service

463

In conversation with Andy Haldane: how to make levelling up work

464

One year on: what next for the Northern Ireland protocol?

465

How has Covid-19 changed the way government works? Whitehall Monitor 2022 report launch

466

In democracy we trust? A keynote speech by The Rt Hon Sir John Major

467

Director’s Annual Lecture 2022

468

The Department for Education can it respond to post-pandemic challenges

469

The UK constitution: reform, reject or reinvigorate?

470

Data Bites #26: Getting things done with data in government

471

How can government work with the private sector to help levelling up?

472

Will the Subsidy Control Bill make the UK's new state aid regime a Brexit success?

473

Can UK trade policy be made greener?

474

Can Boris Johnson's government deliver its priorities?

475

Afghanistan: what did 20 years achieve and what should the UK do now?

476

In conversation with John Pullinger, Chair of the Electoral Commission

477

Angela Rayner MP: how Labour would rebuild trust in public life

478

What do we want from our MPs?

479

Lessons from shocks and crises: how data can deliver for government

480

Brexit and immigration: is taking back control helping the UK economy?

481

Reaching net zero – is the tax system ready?

482

Devolution and Scotland after the pandemic: John Swinney MSP

483

In conversation with Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands

484

Data Bites #24: Getting things done with data in government

485

Peter Riddell: how the public appointments process can be improved

486

What can the UK learn from how other governments uphold standards?

487

Are the UK’s ethics watchdogs able to improve standards in government?

488

Keynote speech: Lord Evans, Chair of the Committee on Standards in Public Life

489

Does England need a national transport strategy?

490

In conversation with Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham CBE

491

David Nabarro: working from home

492

David Nabarro: vaccine alone not going to stop pandemic

493

David Nabarro: masks, distancing, ventilation

494

David Nabarro: the virus is the problem people are the solution

495

David Nabarro: the virus is not showing any signs of weakening

496

In conversation with David Nabarro

497

The 2021 spending review: the pressures on public services after the pandemic

498

Gavin Barwell: I've given my life to politics

499

Gavin Barwell: Brexit - meetings leaked within a hour

500

Gavin Barwell: Brexit - never had an honest debate in this country about what the real choices were

501

Gavin Barwell: a story of my failure

502

In conversation with Gavin Barwell: the inside story of a prime minister’s chief of staff

503

How can the UK make COP26 a success?

504

Net Zero: (climate education - shocking how little is in national curriculum

505

Net Zero: cities face multiple and complex challenges

506

Net Zero: not convinced govt recognise value of working at local level

507

Net Zero: local authorities essential

508

Getting cities to net zero

509

Data Bites #23: Getting things done with data in government

510

Preparing for future challenges: how can government best use science?

511

Could a local approach to decarbonising homes accelerate the UK towards net zero?

512

After the pandemic: long-term health and social care funding challenges

513

The impact of technological change on public services

514

How can infrastructure investment contribute to levelling up?

515

What is the best way for the government to level up the nation’s health?

516

Are government departmental boards working?

517

After the pandemic: long-term health and social care funding challenges

518

What can we learn from the use of data during the pandemic?

519

The impact of technological change on public services

520

Preparing for future challenges: how can government best use science?

521

Levelling up: if you cut social care the NHS bleeds

522

Levelling up: ensuring GP appointments is not levelling up

523

Levelling up: catching up should be the same thing

524

Levelling up: catching up from covid is real

525

Levelling up: 44% of spending will be taken by NHS

526

Levelling up or catching up – what next for public services?

527

Rail reform: get people excited and back on railways

528

Rail reform: don't starve it of investment