Hannah White
Director and CEO
Hannah's recent work
Keir Starmer and AI: potential positives but possible pitfalls
The government’s AI Action Plan could bring benefit for the civil service.
A year in review: The Institute for Government’s 2024
The last 12 months saw the IfG run events, record podcasts, publish influential reports and set out expert analysis.
Keir Starmer’s Plan for Change puts pressure on Whitehall to deliver
The Plan for Change's shift towards targets raises questions about the government's mission-led approach.
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Keir Starmer and AI: potential positives but possible pitfalls
The government’s AI Action Plan could bring benefit for the civil service.
A year in review: The Institute for Government’s 2024
The last 12 months saw the IfG run events, record podcasts, publish influential reports and set out expert analysis.
Keir Starmer’s Plan for Change puts pressure on Whitehall to deliver
The Plan for Change's shift towards targets raises questions about the government's mission-led approach.
The government has gone the wrong way about legislating on assisted dying
The row over the assisted dying legislation has exposed the shortcomings of private members' bills.
Times letters: Rebuilding public trust in politicians
Hannah White, Meg Russell, Dominic Grieve and Peter Riddell urge Keir Starmer to deliver on his commitment to strengthen ethical standards.
Sue Gray and the dysfunction of Downing Street
Dr Hannah White writes an article for the New Statesman on Sue Gray's resignation and the systemic issues in No.10, Downing Street and Whitehall.
Parliament returns: Will the government take scrutiny seriously?
Labour's promise of a new approach to parliamentary scrutiny is about to be tested.
Five things we learned from the Conservative Party Conference 2024
What is the Conservative Party thinking about net zero, devolution, Brexit, public services and the civil service?
Seven things we learned from the Labour Party Conference 2024
From policy announcements to political positioning, the Labour conference in Liverpool was followed closely by the IfG team.
Starmer is wrong not to have a dedicated Commons committee to scrutinise the UK-EU relationship
The government would benefit from scrutiny of how it handles relations with Europe.