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The UK receives tens of thousands of asylum applications ever year. Usually less than half are found to be valid, even at the end of lengthy appeal processes, and yet…
Read MoreSmall Modular Reactors: What is the fuss about and why does it matter?
The UK needs to invest in a new breed of advanced modular reactors if it is to have any chance of meeting its decarbonisation targets over the coming years, energy…
Read MoreThe Left Case for Brexit: Active government for an independent UK
Two years on from the vote for Brexit, the process of withdrawal remains mired in debate about the kind of relationship an independent UK should be seeking with the European…
Read MoreClosing the Finance Gap: How a national investment bank could support enterprise and raise productivity
The UK economy is suffering from low productivity. This has been weighing heavily on GDP growth since the 2008 financial crisis, with output per worker stagnating at one of the…
Read MoreThe Land Question: Fixing the dysfunction at the root of the housing crisis
Why aren’t we building more homes? This has been the perennial question in housing policy, as initiative after initiative seems to have made too little headway. But, as Daniel…
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Controlling Britain's Borders: The challenge of enforcing the UK’s immigration rules
The UK receives tens of thousands of asylum applications ever year. Usually less than half…
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Small Modular Reactors: What is the fuss about and why does it matter…
The UK needs to invest in a new breed of advanced modular reactors if it…
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The Left Case for Brexit: Active government for an independent UK
Two years on from the vote for Brexit, the process of withdrawal remains mired in…
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Closing the Finance Gap: How a national investment bank could support enterprise and raise productivity
The UK economy is suffering from low productivity. This has been weighing heavily on GDP…
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The Land Question: Fixing the dysfunction at the root of the housing crisis
Why aren’t we building more homes? This has been the perennial question in housing…
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The Brussels Broadcasting Corporation?: How pro-Brexit views have been marginalised in the BBC’s news coverage
For at least the past two decades, opinion polls have shown a large number of…
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