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How Britain’s decrepit public services would cope with tax cuts
Programme director Nick Davies comments in The Telegraph on how any tax cuts announced in the Spring budget would impact public services.
Wake up to money: Spring budget week
Chief economist Dr Gemma Tetlow appears on BBC Radio 5 Live's Wake Up to Money to discuss what might be expected in Jeremy Hunt's spring budget.
Home Office unveils £31m security package to protect MPs from threats
Senior researcher Alice Lilly appears on ITV News to discuss growing concerns over the safety of MPs.
UK public services will buckle under planned spending cuts, economists warn
Senior researcher Stuart Hoddinott comments on the current state of public services in The Guardian.
Pressure builds on UK Commons Speaker
Bloomberg picks up on Dr Hannah White's comment piece, "Party political game-playing over Gaza conflict brings parliament into disrepute".
Sky News daily podcast: Commotion and a no-confidence motion
Dr Hannah White appears on Sky News' daily podcast to discuss Speaker Lindsay Hoyle's procedural decision and its fallout.
BBC Politics Live: Parliamentary procedure
Dr Hannah White appeared on Politics Live to discuss the shortcomings of parliamentary procedure following last night's Gaza debate.
Ending the cycle of scandal: how lobbying can be done ethically
Dr Hannah White contributes to The New Statesman's report, "A decade of the lobbying act: the need for new regulations".
Civil servant dragged into fight with ex-chair of Post Office has government's backing - for now
Alex Thomas and Jill Rutter comment in The Guardian on senior civil servant Sarah Munby's involvement in the Post Office scandal.
Exodus of long-serving MPs leaves Commons facing wave of change
IfG data scientist Philip Nye comments on the number and profile of MPs standing down at the next election.