Public bodies
Trump's tariff turnaround
Economist and author Duncan Weldon joins us in the studio to make sense of the president’s wild economic rollercoaster ride.
Not another bonfire of the quangos…
Cutting the number of public bodies is the wrong objective for the government to set itself.
‘Whitehall reform’ needs a more coherent plan to succeed
Piecemeal interventions do not add up to coherent view of how the modern state should work.
The Independent Water Commission has a chance to create meaningful change
Labour set out clear ambitions for infrastructure before the election including on housing and energy. But plans for the water sector were less clear.
Operation chainsaw or clear-eyed surgery: What is in the government’s plan to make regulation pro-growth?
The government has set out ambitious plans to streamline regulation.
Keir Starmer's decision to abolish NHS England is a high-risk strategy
Wes Streeting seems to have dramatically shifted his position on NHS England.
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?
Keir Starmer rewires the state: An interview with the prime minister
Keir Starmer joins us on Inside Briefing for an exclusive interview with IfG director Hannah White.
Keir Starmer highlights his personal commitment to civil service reform
The prime minister explains his reform plans, from abolishing NHS England to reshaping the civil service.
What is Keir Starmer’s new plan for government reform?
Expert IfG analysis of the prime minister’s big speech on reforming the state.