
Emma Norris
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The Hillsborough Law should be a starting point for reform of public inquiries
Public inquiries need to be faster, more effective and more accountable.
Five things we learned from Keir Starmer’s speech on reforming the state
What did the prime minister reveal about his plan for how government should work?
A new inquiry into child sexual exploitation isn't needed – but government action is
There should not be a new inquiry into child sexual exploitation.
Matt Hancock
Matt Hancock discusses running the Department of Health during the pandemic, difficulties at the centre of government and lockdown lessons.
Resourcing is key for the Covid inquiry's recommendations to make a difference
Targeted investments could have big payoffs and ensure the UK is better prepared for the next major crisis.
Six things we learned from the 2024 King’s Speech
The first Labour King’s Speech in 14 years set out Labour’s priorities for government. Here’s what IfG experts learned from a big day in parliament.
Emma Norris: Keir Starmer's daunting challenges ahead
Writing in TIME, Deputy director Emma Norris discusses the challenges and opportunities facing Starmer following Labour's historic landslide win.
What Angela Rayner’s new homelessness unit can learn from New Labour
Tackling homelessness is a difficult challenge – but there are ways to succeed.
Three questions that will determine the Infected Blood Inquiry’s success
The Infected Blood Inquiry should be a catalyst for confronting other injustices.
The parties should focus on substance as well as sales ahead of the election
Election fever is hotting up in the aftermath of the local elections.