Elementor #29221

“A Long, Long Way To Go”

December 8, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader A new report from Policy Exchange assesses the performance of the Metropolitan Police at the three-year point of Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley’s term of office.    The report shows:  Public confidence in the Metropolitan Police has fallen further in the last three years, since the start of Sir Mark Rowley’s term as Commissioner – to an all-time...

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Expediting Civil Nuclear Power in the UK

November 20, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader This new report from Policy Exchange is the first to be released under the auspices of its new Nuclear Enterprise Commission. The Commission will produce a series of papers and research notes over the coming six months addressing the most pressing questions facing the UK’s nuclear enterprise. Drawing together expertise from across government, industry and academia,...

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From School To The Skilled Workforce

November 12, 2025

Download Publication Independent Analysis Online Reader This new report by Policy Exchange makes the case that University Technical Colleges (UTCs) can play a vital role in addressing the UK’s profound skills crisis. 27% of all job vacancies are now liked to skills shortages, with skills gaps set to cost up to £120 billion annually by the end of the decade....

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Corporate Cancel Culture

November 11, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader Corporate Cancel Culture: how ESG came to rule our investments sets out how Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) investing is damaging the economy. The report shows how costly and bureaucratic rules on diversity and sustainability is holding back our businesses, diverting investment away from successful companies and making the country poorer. The report also warns that the systematic...

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Defender of the West

November 8, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader This report by Lord (Andrew) Roberts of Belgravia – one of Sir Winston Churchill’s leading biographers – identifies how an increasingly influential new-transatlantic brand of right-wing revisionists are denigrating Churchill to justify their new brand of isolationism in the US. It argues that revisionist right-wing attacks on Churchill are designed to rewrite history and rehabilitate appeasement...

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Leviathan Revisited

November 5, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader Leviathan Revisited: Why Britain Needs Conservatism by Lord Waldegrave of North Hill, sets out why only a revitalised Conservatism can save Britain, and chart a course between the extreme relativism and discredited economics of the radical left, and the ethno-nationalism and division of the far right. He argues that the liberalism we needed back in 1975...

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Universities in Peripheral Vision

October 31, 2025

  Download Publication   Online Reader On the Feast of All Saints, 1st November 2025, Pope Leo XIV declared St John Henry Newman a Doctor of the Universal Church. He will be the 38th person to be declared a Doctor of the Church, and only the second English person to be so declared, after the Venerable Bede. One of Newman’s...

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Peak Ireland?

October 30, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader This new study by Policy Exchange issues the stark warning that the UK must heed the lessons of the waning Irish influence in Washington. The Republic of Ireland’s divergences from Washington on core interests across tax, trade, defence and foreign policy have driven a wedge between Dublin and Washington as the Trump Administration recalibrates American diplomacy...

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Beyond Our Means

October 21, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader The UK faces a twin-pronged fiscal crisis. At about 100% of GDP, public debt is inordinately high and is set to rise a good deal further. Debt interest alone accounts for about three quarters of the government’s budget deficit. And at close to 45% of GDP, the share of government spending in GDP is close to...

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The Islamophobia Definition Observatory

October 20, 2025

Download Publication Online Reader Selling Islamophobia exposes how the activists will use a definition of Islamophobia to undermine Britain’s counter-terrorism laws and immigration rules – bringing fundamental social and structural change, by the back door, without democratic consent. The report includes a complete documentary record of efforts to promote an Islamophobia definition, an invaluable reference point as ministers come to make...

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