When the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) was signed in 2020, climate action had broad political consensus on both ...

Twenty-seven years of devolution have disappointed hopes that the Scottish parliament would foster a fresh “new politics” in ...

These companies hold extraordinary control over the digital infrastructure we all rely on. They have earned much of their ...

A connected society is one in which we care about how others are doing and, in turn, others look out for our wellbeing. It is ...

Former high profile MSPs told the think tank in a series of “exit interviews” that the parliament is not living up to its consensus-building potential, contributing to key targets being missed. It is ...

Britain’s tax system isn’t fit for purpose. As this paper shows, the historical evolution of our tax system has produced one ...

Britain needs a new fiscal settlement that shifts taxes away from young people and work and instead towards property, older people and wealth, argues leading political economist Population ageing will ...

The government has run out of road on funding infrastructure through energy bills. There is a trade-off at the heart of the government's energy and economic policies. The government wants to respond ...

IPPR has responded to today’s homelessness statistics from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, which reveal that: The number of households in temporary accommodation in England ...