The Times - We must turn up the green heat of technoloy
Conservative Home - Britain’s inadequate energy policy must be transformed
The hard truth about 'soft' subjects
The Economist - Getting in
The Times - Should universities accept ‘soft’ A levels?
The TES - Schools reject notion of 'soft' A-levels
The Times Higher Education Supplement - 'Soft' A levels impair entry to selective institutions
The Independent - Anna Fazackerley: It's time to get tough on choosing soft subjects
The Times - Students need hard truth over ‘soft’ A-level choices
The Guardian - Vocational A-levels may hamper university chances
The Telegraph - Top universities 'closing the door' to soft A-levels
The Daily Mail - Universities run blacklists of pupils who study 'soft' topics at A-level
BBC News - 'Soft' A-level warning for pupils
More to follow...
On the eve of the launch of Compassionate Economics, published by Policy Exchange and the University of Buckingham Press, the author Jess Norman writes in The Sunday Times, 'There's work to do'.
Policy Exchange exclusive in the Financial Times.
The Tories' green big bang.
Ben Caldecott, Head of Policy Exchange's Environment & Energy Unit, writes on Guardian.co.uk
Weighing In.
Policy Exchange researches obesity in the UK.
The rising prevalence of weight problems in the UK is costing the NHS, yet there is very little evidence of the long-term impact or health economic analysis of obesity schemes.
Read the press release.
Download the publication.
Lawrence Kay, Research Fellow, Policy Exchange on The Guardian.co.uk
"Empathy meets suspicion in welfare reform".
What do we want from the next Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police?
Policy Exchange hosted a timely public event with an expert panel on the future of the police on the 5th November.
Watch the event.
The event in the press:
BBC News: Next Met chief 'must be boring'.
The Evening Standard: Next Met chief 'must keep out of politics'.
The Guardian - 28th October - Pay schools extra to recruit from poorest homes, says thinktank
Schools would receive substantial bonuses for pupils they recruit from the poorest homes under plans put forward by the thinktank Policy Exchange. In a report that sets out how to make spending on education fairer, it says England's school funding system is a "disorganised mess" which can penalise schools in disadvantaged areas.
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