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Gerard Lyons Discusses “Messy” v “Clean” Brexit
On BBC Radio 4, Policy Exchange’s Chief Economic Adviser sets out the case for a clean Brexit.
Maintaining our traditions as an activist humanitarian nation
Professor John Bew, writing for Save the Children, discusses Britain’s humanitarian traditions and how they can be continued into the 21st century.
What Lessons From History Keep Being Forgotten?
John Bew, Head of Policy Exchange’s Britain in the World project, responds to the World Policy Journal’s question. He explains why ‘a training in history remains the best education for those who aspire to change the world’.
Government ‘must do more to help vulnerable households this winter’
Together, a decade of loose public spending, fiscal stimulus and the aftermath of the financial crisis left Britain with the highest deficit in its post war history at 10.2% of GDP. Even half a decade later, that deficit is only half closed, and remains high internationally. Budgeting for Balance looks at the experience of fiscal consolidation so far, and how to approach the remainder of the task.
Here’s how to reform immigration to ensure better paid, better trained Britons
Policy Exchange’s David Goodhart writes for the Daily telegraph on how to reform Britain’s immigration system to improve training and skills.
One in four would take a pay cut to curb migration: Poll reveals EU population movement is voters’ priority
The Daily Mail reports on Policy Exchange’s new poll on Brexit and attitudes towards immigration.
The Evening Standard names Policy Exchange’s Director, Dean Godson, one of the most influential figures in London
Policy Exchange’s Director, Dean Godson, has been recognised as one of the most influential figures in London. The Evening Standard’s ‘Top 1000’ list references Godson’s work in their annual index.
‘Commuter cops’ threaten Met’s response to terror attacks
Read The Article The Evening Standard reports on Policy Exchange’s latest report Commuter Cops. “Scotland Yard’s ability to respond to a terror attack is being threatened by sky-high property prices forcing thousands of officers to become “commuter cops”...
The Observer view on the cost of university education
Policy Exchange’s ‘Higher, Further, Faster, More’ report on higher education is discussed in the observer.
Max Hastings reports on Policy Exchange’s “Immigration and Integration After Brexit”
Following Policy Exchange’s briefing paper Immigration and Integration After Brexit Max Hastings’ describes the report as “required reading for our new government”.
