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  1. Budget 2016: Giving schools more independence won’t fix the urgent need to raise standards - IPPR

    esponding to the announcement that all schools will become academies, Jonathan Clifton, Associate Director for Public Services at IPPR, said:

  2. George Osborne urged to fulfill promise to invest in transport in the North

  3. New Mayors must pledge 'one hour commute cap'

  4. IPPR Scotland: The '£2 billion question' facing Scotland

    cotland faces a £2 billion spending challenge, report finds

  5. Give Mayor & boroughs much more power in London to deliver a major boost in housebuilding

    ondon will only have 50% of the homes it needs unless a radical devolution deal is agreed

  6. Budget cuts a 'down payment' on significant spending challenge coming to Scotland by 2020

  7. Statement on EU deal

    hink tank IPPR analyses the outcome of the renegotiation, focusing on the contentious issue of EU migrants’ access to benefits:

  8. Deal closing in for UK and EU

    s EU leaders discuss the UK renegotiation today, IPPR considers the outstanding areas of disagreement on freedom of movement and EU migrants’ access to benefits – one of the most contentious areas under discussion.

  9. The health gap - Guardian Live / IPPR event

  10. Major risks for UK-EU deal at European Council summit - IPPR

    U member states, the European Parliament and the European Court of Justice could overturn or water down the draft proposals. We assess the areas of contention.

  11. Small charities face double whammy of cash cuts and rising demand

    ublic bodies must do more to help small and medium-sized charities and prevent a wave of charity closures, a new IPPR North report published today urges.

  12. ​EU Renegotiation: More Hurdles for Cameron to Overcome - IPPR

    n response to the publication of the draft decision concerning a new settlement for the UK within the EU, the IPPR think tank assesses that the Prime Minister appears to be close to achieving some key areas of reform on freedom of movement…