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  1. Our greatest asset: The final report of the IPPR Commission on Health and Prosperity

    The nation’s health challenges have reached historic proportions, and change is needed.
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    Strengthening the foundations: Why employers support stronger workers’ rights

    Labour won the election promising to strengthen workers’ rights and most employers think their policies will be good for the economy.

  3. A ‘polluter pays’ industry levy could help our food become healthier

    No government will truly be able to tackle the UK’s productivity problems and secure the future of the NHS without addressing obesity.

  4. Who is losing learning?: The case for reducing exclusions across mainstream schools

    We must address the alarming numbers of children losing learning.

Making every pound count: Why new roads are not the route to prosperity

Investing in new roads won't help the government meet their missions.
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10 years after Indy Ref: Reflecting on Scotland's anti poverty politics

A decade after the 2014 independence referendum transformed Scottish politics, Scotland needs to reflect on what has and hasn’t worked in the fight against poverty.
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Driving 'natural' renewal: The progressive case for restoring the natural environment

Our natural environment is in crisis, and nature in this country is currently in a state of managed decline.