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  1. IPPR: Many unanswered questions on emergency brake

    head of a potential deal on Britain’s renegotiated relationship with the EU, think tank IPPR raises four difficult questions on the proposed ‘emergency brake’ to restrict in-work benefits for EU migrants for four years:

  2. ​UK lacks clear plan for future energy capacity - IPPR

    esponding to reports of an 'energy gap' caused by the phasing out of coal and nuclear reactors Byron Orme, IPPR Research Fellow for Climate Change, said:

  3. Young people in London still struggling to find work

    8.4% of Londoners in the labour market aged 16-24 are unable to find work, compared to a UK average of 15.2%

  4. Employment is up, but pay and productivity are stalling

    ast year’s brief recovery in productivity may have evaporated

  5. A further 1700 jobs could be lost in the supply chain of Welsh and English steel-making communities

    PPR analysis looks at the potential indirect job losses in the supply chain

  6. Make councils pay for prison places, in bid to reduce prison population

    ‘devolution revolution’ in criminal justice could reduce the revolving door of reoffending

  7. The country needs a Great North Plan that is about more than improved transport

    lan must be based on collaboration between cities, engagement with the public and include a range of voices from business to education

  8. IPPR appoints new Director

    om Kibasi to lead IPPR

  9. Average house prices in London are now 10 times the average salary

    2% of all private-renting households in England are in London

  10. Cuts to solar subsidy moves UK further away from clean energy - IPPR

    esponding to the UK solar subsidy cut announcement, Dr Jimmy Aldridge, IPPR’s senior research fellow in energy policy said:

  11. Scottish public services facing fundamental reshape over next five years following Budget – IPPR Scotland

    Universities, prisons, legal aid and local councils facing real-terms cuts

  12. Cameron should demand EU fund to ease pressures on local services - IPPR

    David Cameron should demand an EU-level fund to address local pressures on schools, GPs and housing caused by migration at the European Council meeting tomorrow, according to a new briefing from IPPR.