IPPR - Revealed: Investment in UK is lowest in G7 for third year in a row, new data shows
The UK has the lowest rates of investment of any G7 economy, according to new analysis by IPPR.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
IPPR Scotland reacts to Scottish greenhouse emission statistics
Dave Hawkey, Senior Research Fellow at IPPR Scotland Reacts to the Scottish government statistics released yesterday show overall emissions in 2022 were are down just 0.1% from 2021, marking the ninth time emissions targets have been missed.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
PDS/techUK Partnership refresh
techUK is excited to announce the refresh of the Strategic Partnership Agreement with Police Digital Service (PDS). This partnership was initially established in 2021 with the aim to create a formal link between the tech industry sector and PDS.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
techUK leads its second delegation of members to Washington D.C.
Confirming our commitment to strong transatlantic ties in technology and trade, techUK's Associate Director for International Policy and Trade, Sabina Ciofu, led a delegation of eight techUK members to Washington D.C. from 11 to 13 June 2024. The visit was marked by high-level engagements with key U.S. government departments and agencies, Congress staffers, as well as industry representatives and sister trade organisations.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
techUK refreshes strategic partnership agreement with the Police Digital Service
techUK is excited to announce the refresh of the Strategic Partnership Agreement with Police Digital Service (PDS). This partnership was initially established in 2021 with the aim to create a formal link between the tech industry sector and PDS.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
The Kings Fund - What are diagnostics, and how are diagnostics services performing?
Diagnostics are tests or procedures used to identify a person's disease or condition.
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
The Kings Fund responds to the latest ONS statistics on avoidable mortality in England and Wales
Veena Raleigh, Senior Fellow, The King's Fund comments on the latest ONS statistics on avoidable mortality in England and Wales: 2021 and 2022
Updated: Wed Jun 19 2024
Party Manifestos: What do they mean for the tech sector?
This week saw the Conservatives, the Labour Party and the Liberal Democrats all publish their manifestos.
Updated: Tue Jun 18 2024
Imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles will make the EUs transition slower and more expensive
By following the United States and applying significant tariffs on EVs from China, the EU is risking its ambitious decarbonization goals.
Updated: Mon Jun 17 2024
Labour Manifesto recognises the need for planning policy changes and the critical role of the data centres sector
On Thursday 13th June, Labour released its awaited Party Manifesto for the 2024 General Election.
Updated: Mon Jun 17 2024
The Manifestos: What are the Key Health Social Care Election Pledges?
As the UK's major parties release their manifestos, it's clear that the NHS remains a major focal point of the campaign
Updated: Mon Jun 17 2024
Building Resilient Communications from Northern England
The North of England is emerging as a pivotal hub for the UK space economy
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
How to get growth going is the big question of the General Election. So, how do we get there?
This is part of techUK's Digital Economy blog series, where we deep dive into defining trends across the tech sector.
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
Kings Fund - Are integrated care systems making progress on tackling health inequalities?
We know tackling health inequalities is what motivated many leaders to step into integrated care system (ICS) hotseats. But was it worth it? A recent flurry of surveys and studies are starting shed some systematic insight on that question and in particular how ICSs are allocating resources to tackling health inequalities, and what they are actually focusing on.
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
Kings Fund - General election 2024: the health and care manifesto pledges
This resource is intended as a summary of the commitments the three largest parties in England have made for the NHS, social care and public health in their manifestos, associated costing documents and media reports ahead of the general election on 4 July.
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
techUK responds to consultation on the introduction of a UK CBAM
techUK has submitted a response to the HM Treasury and HMRC led consultation on the proposals for the design and administration of the UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
techUK responds to the Government consultation on improving money laundering regulations
techUK has submitted its response to the HM Treasury consultation on improving the effectiveness of the money laundering regulations.
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
The Kings Fund responds to the Labour Partys manifesto
Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund, responds to the health and care policies in the 2024 Labour Party manifesto
Updated: Fri Jun 14 2024
IFS: Plaid Cymru manifesto: a response
An assessment of the tax and spending changes proposed in the 2024 Plaid Cymru general election manifesto.
Updated: Thu Jun 13 2024
IPPR reacts to Labours manifesto
Carys Roberts, executive director at IPPR, reacted to Labour's manifesto launch
Updated: Thu Jun 13 2024
Kings Fund - NHS performance as we approach 2024 election unfathomable 10 years ago
Siva Anandaciva, Chief Analyst at The King's Fund, responded to the latest NHS performance data
Updated: Thu Jun 13 2024
The risk of a thousand paper cuts the human-centred problem seen with stress and burnout in cyber security
New report draws on survey data from Black Hat Europe attendees to outline this growing concern and what can be done to address it.
Updated: Thu Jun 13 2024
Work Foundation: UK has a smaller workforce that is poorer and sicker than in 2019
Rebecca Florisson, Principal Analyst of the Work Foundation at Lancaster University recently (11 June 2024) respondied to the new Labour market overview June 2024 released by the Office for National Statistics.
Updated: Thu Jun 13 2024
Critical third party CTP regime implementation needs to enable continued digital transformation
The UK is at the forefront of digital transformation in financial services and, through measures including open banking and regulatory sandboxes, as well as a focus on competitiveness in regulatory objectives, it has delivered an innovative, robust and competitive landscape for financial services firms and consumers.
Updated: Wed Jun 12 2024
IEA - Britains economic recovery risks being snuffed out, says IEA economist
Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the free market think tank, the Institute of Economic Affairs comments on data showing zero GDP growth in April
Updated: Wed Jun 12 2024