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IPPR's Marley Morris explains what the 10-year route policy is and how it affects those on it.
Please note: this is a video is from our livestream which is why the quality varies. Speaking at an IPPR Progressive Review event, the former adviser to Michael Gove and now Chief Special...
Martin Wolf and Mariana Mazzucato in conversation with Michael Jacobs at the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice conference, on Tuesday 14th of November 2017- 'The UK Economy After Brexit: Working...
John Prescott's keynote speech at the State of the North 2015 conference In a keynote speech at the launch of IPPR North's State of the North 2015 report, former deputy prime minister Lord...
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IPPR's Marley Morris explains what the 10-year route policy is and how it affects those on it.
IPPR's Amreen Qureshi speaks to BBC about the latest migration statistics.
IPPR's Dr George Dibb goes on Sky news to discuss recent energy company profits and the need to tax share buybacks.
Zoë Billingham, director of IPPR North, on BBC Politics discussing our latest State of the North report.
Dr Parth Patel speaks to Kay Burley on Sky News about the current state of the NHS and potential strikes.
Hear SMEs that The LPC has supported and their apprentices speak in their own words about the impact of the apprenticeships on themselves and their businesses.
Too many people are suffering a double injustice of bad health and limited livelihoods. BBC Newsnight looks at new IPPR analysis on health inequalities and the impact of the pandemic on the workforce...
IPPR executive director Carys Roberts speaks to BBC News on the day the government is unveiling details of its levelling up agenda.
The Sky News Daily CLimate Show takes a look at the report launching our new Cohort 2040 project.
IPPR's head of the Centre for Economic Justice, Dr George Dibb, explains the factors driving soaring costs and what should be done about it.