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ippr in the news:

Immigration cap will devastate UK companies, employers fear
The Observer - 22 August

A-level results: Who needs university?
Daily Telegraph - 19 August

When becoming a mother just isn't part of your life plan 
The Daily Mirror - 19 August

Fall in number of NEET youths, official figures show
BBC News Online - 18 August

One in ten with A-levels or degree is a Neet
Telegraph - 18 August

School leavers without qualifications 'ending up on scrapheap', says study
Metro - 18 August

Rise of the middle class NEET
Daily Mail - 18 August

More miss training after taking A-levels
Yorkshire Post - 18 August

'NEET' numbers up by 40%
BIG ON Glasgow - 17 August

Immigrants cause job losses? Like ice-cream brings sharks
Guardian - 16 August

Hatred and slavery...is that really enough to kick-start the economy? Suzanne Moore on unpaid interns
Daily Mail - 14 August

Fresh push to rate community pub value
Morning Advertiser - 6 August

Employers offering unpaid internships could risk tribunals
Workplace Law Network - 2 August

Employers are breaking the law by not paying interns, says report
City A.M. - 2 August

Employers breaking the law on unpaid internships, report claims
Personnel Today - 1 August

Interns are 'entitled to be paid' says report
BBC News Online - 31 July

Minister for Universities and Science David Willetts on ippr's report into unpaid internships
7th Space Interactive - 31 July

Employers warned that unpaid internships could 'break law'
Telegraph - 31 July

Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reform deserves support
Guardian Comment is Free - 30 July

Tax credits and benefits could be replaced with 'negative income tax' under shake-up
Telegraph - 30 July

ippr's Sarah Mulley on the immigration cap on BBC News Online
BBC News Online - 29 July

Home Office's refugee removal policy 'unlawful'
Independent - 27 July

More carrots and fewer sticks will make a greener world
Yorkshire Post - 27 July

'Big Society' needs formal framework to succeed, IPPR says
Regeneration and Renewal - 21 July

Iain Duncan Smith at loggerheads with Treasury over benefit cuts
Observer - 18 July

Cap on skilled immigrants may hit recovery, businesses warn
Observer - 18 July

ippr visits Rwanda's first think tank
Govmonitor - 18 July

Discomforting bankers
Telegraph - 16 July

Lisa Harker and Carey Oppenheim on what improved under New Labour and what still needs to be done
Public Finance - 16 July

John McTernan's blog predicts Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's policy on childhood obesity will fail
Telegraph - 9 July

Study highlights Big Society's 'rhetoric and reality gap'
New Start - 1 July