Carys Roberts, executive director of IPPR responds to the BBC's review assessing whether due impartiality is being achieved across its coverage of taxation and public spending, and whether a breadth of voices and viewpoints are being reflected
Dstl will host the 25th CWD Conference, bringing together international experts and promoting collaboration to achieve a future free from chemical weapons.
The early 1980s were not a good time to be coming out of school or college. Nor was the period between 2008 and 2010. These were deep recessions and in recessions it is hard for young people to get good jobs.
Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's speech outlining the government's economic priorities
The government's emergency measures to support the NHS will likely be too little and too late to solve this winter's crisis, warns a new Institute for Government paper.
New analysis by IFS researchers shows the stark funding challenges facing the Scottish Government, and the public services it is responsible for, over the next five years and beyond.
Dr George Dibb, head of the Centre for Economic Justice at IPPR, responded to the latest Sunday Times Tax List
This campaign day will be focusing on the opportunities for quantum computing applications in the energy and utilities sector. We will uncover its potential, viability, and challenges.
Science Minister George Freeman yesterday announces the formal establishment of the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) as an independent body.
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has hosted its first dlimate change event focusing on sustainability and climate security for defence.
Defence research organisations have played a key role in the funding and technical partnering of maritime autonomous systems (MAS).
Almost 3 in 10 children in families, where the youngest child is aged under five (28%) or primary school age between 5 and 10 years (29%), have experienced poverty and many will continue to experience hardship during the cost of living crisis.
This chapter looks at the Scottish government's funding outlook in the short term (2022-23 and 2023-24), medium term (2024-25 to 2027-28) and beyond.
Major report shows that if the North were a country, it would be second only to Greece for the lowest levels of investment in the OECD
Beccy Baird, Senior Fellow at The King's Fund responds to the latest statistics from NHS Digital on the general practice workforce and general practice appointments
The UK needs a plan for 'chips' if we are to fulfil the aim to become a science and tech superpower
Veena Raleigh, Senior Fellow at The King's Fund commented on the Office of National Statistics (ONS) monthly mortality analysis December 2022
Voting is now open for the techUK Digital Twin Steering Group Chair and Vice Chair positions. The elections will be open until 14 February 2022.
Isabel Stockton, Senior Research Economist at the Institute for Fiscal Studies responded to the new public finance figures
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on today's ONS public sector finances figures
Helping to map the UK's Joint Regulatory Oversight Committee's (JROC) upcoming strategic work, HM Treasury's latest Review, and Call for Evidence of the UK's payments regulatory environment will shape the following stages of determining digital technology suppliers' contributions to building the payments infrastructure of UK Open Banking
Andy Mayer, Energy Analyst at free market think tank the Institute of Economic Affairs, commented on the collapse of Britishvolt
Fraud isnowthemost commonly experiencedcrime in the UK, costingover a hundred billionpounds every year, with online fraud making up an increasing proportion of incidents.
Research from the Institute of Economic Affairs urges government to create a more favourable regulatory regime for food innovation
The affordability of rental properties would not have fallen had successive governments not eroded housing subsidies over four decades, according to a new report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF).
