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Public law litigation in the automated state Public Law Project

More work and education in prisons could turn around declining performance Institute for Government

Nuffield Foundation funds new research from the Reuters Institute on COVID-19 reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk

The Full Fact report 2021: Fighting a pandemic needs good information Full Fact

Health and care finance tracker Nuffield Trust

Education priorities in the next general election The Education Policy Institute

Press release: Are the inequalities seen today a sign of a broken system? Launch of the IFS Deaton Review of inequalities IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

New national benchmark reveals what UK households need to be digitally included in 2025 Loughborough University

Study finds working mothers lack breastfeeding support University of Reading

Dr Ludovica Gazze awarded significant grant for research into air quality and children’s health University of Warwick

New reports shed light on differences in higher education fees and funding systems across the UK hepi.ac.uk

Two-child limit and the benefit cap fail to meet their own aims, study concludes University of York

What's Cooking? A review of evidence and discussion on the Free School Meals (FSM) measure in the National Pupil Database The Education Policy Institute

A rise in ‘superstar firms’, with many of the rest stagnating, has put upward pressure on wage inequality IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Identifying pupils with special educational needs and disabilities The Education Policy Institute

Could NHS waiting lists really reach 13 million? IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Early years workforce qualifications and children’s outcomes The Education Policy Institute

Under-registration for free school meals in early primary school: How could this be tackled? The Education Policy Institute

Measuring the disadvantage gap in 16-19 education The Education Policy Institute

The influence of headteachers on their schools The Education Policy Institute

Covid-19 and disadvantage gaps in England 2021 The Education Policy Institute

November: Divorce research | News and features University of Bristol

An ever-growing NHS budget could swallow up all of this week’s tax rise, leaving little for social care IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Comparing policies, participation and inequalities across UK post-16 Education and Training landscapes The Education Policy Institute

Employment and the end of the furlough scheme IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

General Election 2024: An analysis of manifesto pledges for education The Education Policy Institute

Headteachers’ influence on school performance The Education Policy Institute

Are preferential tax rates for the self-employed justified? IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Tax policies to help achieve net zero carbon emissions IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

(PDF) Solidarity. Reflections on an Emerging Concept in Bioethics. Summary researchgate.net

Even if real pay is cut by 5%, public sector workforce may need to be cut by more than 200,000 by 2024 to stay within current spending plans IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

The UK labour market: where do we stand now? IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Minimum wages in the next parliament IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Where does the NHS money go? Nuffield Trust

Pressures on the NHS IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Education reopening and catch-up support across the UK The Education Policy Institute

How many children have SEND? The Education Policy Institute

Differences in the way the tax system treats the self-employed, owner-managers and employees are costly, inefficient and unfair IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

The expiry of the Universal Credit uplift: impacts and policy options IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Comparison of parties’ plans for education spending on 16-18 year-olds in England IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

If politicians talk about the rich, always ask who they mean Full Fact

If politicians talk about the rich, always ask who they mean IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

NHS spending plans and reality over the past 10 years Nuffield Trust

Income tax and benefits: the Liberal Democrats and Labour compared IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Moving from a Triple to a Double Lock does little to long-run state pension affordability IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Study finds English and Welsh family courts not discriminating against fathers University of Warwick

Two parliaments of pain: the UK public finances 2010 to 2017 IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Internship Opportunities The Education Policy Institute

Ofsted reliability and consistency: Evidence-base 'far too thin' recyclingwasteworld.co.uk

Public spending on adult social care in England IFS | Institute for Fiscal Studies

Antonia Simon and Lynn Ang, UCL institute of Education : A focus on childminders Nursery World