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More Tories set to quit than before landslide 1997 defeat
The Financial Times draws on IfG research on MPs standing down at the next election, with comments from IfG data scientist Philip Nye.
Brexit dividend ‘could keep Northern Ireland in Union’ despite border poll claims
Senior fellow Jill Rutter comments in the i newspaper on the potential implications of the recent deal to restore power sharing.
Westminster Hour
Senior fellow Jill Rutter appears on Westminster Hour to discuss the recent developments in Northern Ireland.
Labour starts power handover talks with civil servants
The Telegraph draws on the IfG's recommendations and research regarding access talks as Labour confirms the process has begun.
Government accused of floundering on transparency
PoliticsHome picks up on the IfG's latest report on the benefits of transparency for government, and speaks to report author Sachin Savur.
Deal to restore Stormont set to be published - what do we know so far?
Senior fellow Jill Rutter appears on The Nolan Show on BBC Radio Ulster as the deal to restore Stormont is set to be published.
Councils set to collect extra £2bn after maximum tax rises
Senior researcher Stuart Hoddinott comments in The Times on local authorities' plans to increase council tax.
Civil Service lists ‘change of government’ as main wish for 2024
The Telegraph reports on announcements made by John Glen at Government 2024 and picks up on data from Whitehall Monitor 2024.
Minister tells top civil service mandarins to lead 'by example' and get back to the office in drive to cut down on Whitehall staff working from home
The Daily Mail reports on John Glen's keynote speech at the IfG's annual conference, Government 2024.
Whitehall Monitor 2024
IfG's annual Whitehall stocktake: Next government must launch most fundamental civil service reform in decades