Policy making
Sunak’s election gamble: Will Starmer hit the jackpot?
The Guardian’s Rafael Behr joins the podcast to look back on the campaign and explore what might happen next for Labour and the Conservatives.
What support are MPs given to do their jobs?
For MPs elected to parliament for the first time the task ahead can seem daunting.
Can the next government fix the housing crisis?
Hannah and Paul are joined by Toby Lloyd, a housing policy expert and former No.10 adviser, to make sense of what has gone wrong with housing.
Clean power by 2030
How Keir Starmer can knock down the 10 biggest barriers to Labour's 2030 clean power plan.
Winning a general election: what does a new prime minister’s first 72 hours look like?
The first 72 hours as a new prime minister provides an early lesson in how huge the job is and how extensive the demands on their time will be.
General election 2024: Seven things we learned from the smaller parties’ manifestos
The IfG expert team review the Lib Dem, SNP, Green, Reform UK, Plaid and Northern Irish parties’ manifestos
10 lessons for successfully restarting an industrial strategy
How can the next government design a successful industrial strategy after the general election?
Preparing for power: Policy making around the school curriculum from 2010
What political parties can do to best support good school policy making ahead of entering government.
Election 2024: Poll positions
Deltapoll’s Joe Twyman joins the podcast team to explain what the polls tell us about what voters are thinking about Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
What made Michael Gove one of the most consequential ministers of recent times?
The next government should pay close attention to Michael Gove's approach to government.