Ministers
Government reshuffles: the case for keeping ministers in post longer
Boris Johnson should keep his ministers in place – excessive turnover means they never get properly on top of their brief.
COBR (COBRA)
COBR’s purpose is high-level co-ordination and decision making in the event of major or catastrophic emergencies.
David Lidington
David Lidington reflects on David Cameron’s renegotiation of the UK’s EU membership and the 2016 referendum and being Theresa May’s deputy.
Whitehall Monitor 2020
Continued turnover of ministers and civil servants could disrupt the delivery of government projects and policies.
Dominic Cummings' plan to ‘shake up’ Cabinet committees is positive – but not without problems
The government hasn't found the perfect formula for the structure of cabinet committees just yet
Dr Liam Fox MP keynote speech
The Institute for Government was delighted to welcome the Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP to give a keynote speech.
In conversation with Gavin Barwell
The Institute for Government was delighted to welcome Gavin Barwell, former Downing Street Chief of Staff to Theresa May.
Northern Ireland: restoration of the power-sharing executive
In January 2020, the Northern Ireland Assembly nominated a new Northern Ireland executive, ending the three-year deadlock.
Jeremy Hunt
Jeremy Hunt reflects on his nine years in the cabinet, including serving as the longest-serving health secretary, and his role in the Leveson Inquiry.
Boris Johnson should combine his reshuffle with his plans for Whitehall restructuring
Avoiding the temptation to tinker with his Cabinet will leave Boris Johnson with a more effective team of ministers.