The Latest Breaking News from the Institute for Public Policy Research

The country would be ‘breaking’ under striking doctors’ demands – Streeting

The Health Secretary said it was time for the British Medical Association to get ‘a bit of perspective’.

Evening Standard · Apr 13

What are the new safe and legal routes to Britain for migrants?

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said there will be new ‘safe and legal’ routes opening for migrants to come to the UK

Evening Standard · Mar 7

Home Office: Offering failed asylum claim families £40,000 is not a pull factor

The Home Secretary faces a backbench revolt over her asylum system reforms.

Evening Standard · Mar 5

From Dog Whistles to Disinformation, How the Far Right Is Spreading Anti-Immigration Narratives

We’ve debunked the common myths around immigration

Marie Claire · Sep 8, 2025

UK bank shares fall as fears raised in City over budget tax raid

City traders were reacting to a report from the IPPR which said Rachel Reeves should impose a new bank tax.

Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2025

North missed £140bn of transport investment during last government – research

Independent analysis by think tank the Institute for Public Policy Research looked at Treasury figures between 2009/10 and 2022/23.

The Independent UK · Jun 8, 2025

‘Young people and black workers at highest risk of workplace surveillance’

The Institute for Public Policy Research said there is an urgent need for legal reform so workers can have a say over how they are monitored.

Evening Standard · May 29, 2025

Take on Apple and Google to boost UK economy, think tank says

The Institute for Public Policy Research has said tackling big tech monopolies could help boost the UK economy.

The Independent UK · May 14, 2025

Ministers urged to offer Trump ‘olive branch’ trade deal, and brace for tariffs

Ministers must show they are open to a free trade agreement with the US under President Trump, the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) said.

The Independent UK · Jan 16, 2025

Britain is crying out for more investment. Here’s why Labour shouldn’t worry about spending big

Investing in projects such as green schemes could boost growth and make public finances more sustainable. In other words, it’s a no-brainer, says economist Carsten Jung

The Guardian - UK · Jan 8, 2024