05 OCT 2026
In-person event
IfG at the Conservative Party Conference 2026
The IfG is in Birmingham for the Conservative Party Conference 2026.
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02 OCT 2026
In-person event
IfG at the Green Party Conference 2026
The IfG is in Brighton for the Green Party Conference 2026.
28 SEP 2026
In-person event
IfG at the Labour Party Conference 2026
The IfG are in Liverpool for the Labour Party Conference 2026.
20 SEP 2026
In-person event
IfG at the Liberal Democrat Party Conference 2026
The IfG are in Brighton for the Liberal Democrat Party Conference 2026.
17 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
Does the UK do enough to guard against corruption in public life?
As concerns about standards in public life grow, is the UK prepared to tackle the problems?
16 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
Andy Burnham: How can the prime minister meet the government’s biggest challenges?
An expert panel assesses Andy Burnham’s first decisions as prime minister and the decisions and challenges he faces this autumn.
15 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
What Happened to Liberal Democracy?
In conversation with Nobel Prize winner in economics, Daron Acemoglu.
14 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
The government's local government reorganisation strategy: What went wrong and what comes next?
An expert panel will discuss recent government announcements on local government reorganisation.
10 SEP 2026
Comment
Local government reorganisation credibility is on the line
Local authorities need a clear delivery timetable following the LGR process review.
10 SEP 2026
Podcast
Is Ed Miliband rethinking UK foreign policy?
The i's Kitty Donaldson joins the podcast team to assess the UK's foreign policy under Andy Burnham.
10 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
How can government help deliver a globally competitive AI infrastructure for the UK?
An expert panel explored how ministers and civil servants can deliver the government’s AI infrastructure goals.
10 SEP 2026
Explainer
Shadow cabinet
Kemi Badenoch has reshuffled her shadow cabinet twice since becoming leader. But who is in it and what experience do they have?
09 SEP 2026
Comment
A collaborative taskforce can help a government deliver its priorities
Andy Burnham and Louise Haigh have an uphill battle to overcome taskforce scepticism.
08 SEP 2026
Comment
New government, new legal risk guidance
New guidance is an insight into the government’s attitude to the law and legal risk.
08 SEP 2026
Hybrid event
Andy Burnham, Manchester and No.10 North: How can the prime minister make his devolution agenda succeed?
An expert panel assessed Andy Burnham’s plans to lead the “biggest rebalancing of power our country has ever seen”.
07 SEP 2026
Comment
John Healey’s speech: continuity is no crime
The summer’s Reeves to Healey switch was more continuity than change.
07 SEP 2026
Insight paper
How John Healey should approach tax in his first budget
The 2026 UK budget is fast approaching.
07 SEP 2026
Comment
Danny Kruger and Antonia Romeo have more in common than they think
Reform UK’s head of preparation for government shared his ideas at an IfG fringe event.
04 SEP 2026
Comment
Will Yvette Cooper and Andy Burnham still abolish NHS England?
Wes Streeting's Health Bill is on its way back to the Commons.
04 SEP 2026
In-person event
IfG at the Reform UK Party Conference 2026
The IfG are in Birmingham for the Reform UK Party Conference 2026.
03 SEP 2026
Podcast
Burnham down the House – the new PM's parliamentary debut
Henry Hill joins the podcast team to make sense of Andy Burnham's first day back in parliament.
28 AUG 2026
Podcast
Totally Rewired - Can Burnham really do government differently?
The Guardian's Kiran Stacey joins the podcast to look back on a summer of speeches, policy announcements, guitar-playing and social media games.
28 AUG 2026
Insight paper
‘Good growth in every postcode’
How Andy Burnham can show that he has delivered against his pledge at the next election.
24 AUG 2026
Explainer
How big is the Labour government’s majority?
There are 650 seats in parliament. At the general election, the government won 411 of them.
20 AUG 2026
Podcast
Mid-term prime ministers – Episode 3: Adjusting to the role
In the final episode of our series, we explore lessons former mid-term transitions hold for Andy Burnham’s premiership – or future mid-term PMs.
19 AUG 2026
Explainer
Downing Street chief of staff
The Downing Street chief of staff is the UK prime minister’s most senior political adviser.
19 AUG 2026
Explainer
By-elections
How are by-elections triggered?
19 AUG 2026
Explainer
By-elections since the 2024 general election
Six by-elections have taken place since the 2024 general election and one is scheduled for 8 October 2026.
13 AUG 2026
Podcast
Mid-term prime ministers – Episode 2: The transition
Episode two of our series takes a closer look at what happened in the first weeks and months of the mid-term premierships from Major to Sunak.
13 AUG 2026
Explainer
Government reshuffles
A reshuffle is when government ministers are moved between posts.