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Marley Morris

Senior Research Fellow Morris Marley Marley leads on IPPR’s work on Brexit. His research focuses on migration and trade policy, including the alternative options for Brexit, the role of EU and …

Councils ‘should have control’ of funds to replace EU cash

Council chiefs call for ‘power and control’ over funding after Brexit

Marley Morris and Kate Henry: May must give the North power over post-Brexit funding for left behind communities

Take back control over post-Brexit funding, says new report

UK replacement for European Union support funds should give spending powers to local communities, IPPR urges European structural funding – currently worth around £1.2 billion a year to the …

Regional funding after Brexit: Opportunities for the UK's Shared Prosperity Fund

Regional inequality is a dominant feature of the UK’s current economic landscape. Power and prosperity are concentrated in London and the South East, while other areas of the UK experience lower …

State aid rules and Brexit

The EU’s policy of state aid control has become a focal point of debate since the UK’s 2016 referendum. Some proponents of leaving the EU have argued that, freed from the constraints of EU rules on …

Brexit and the UK’s environmental ambitions

The post-Brexit relationship between the UK and the EU will play a key role in shaping the UK’s future environmental ambitions. The UK’s current environmental and climate policy framework is …

The Brexit withdrawal agreement: A first analysis

After nearly two years of negotiations, the government has published the withdrawal agreement (WA) between the UK and the EU, as well as an outline of the political declaration on the future …

A level playing field for workers: The future of employment rights post-Brexit

As part of the post-Brexit future relationship between the UK and the EU, both parties are expected to mutually agree minimum standards for employment protections. This will comprise part of a ‘level …