Curating analysis following the local elections on what new elected officials can do at the local/devolved level, class, and town-focussed Conservatism.

Examining the action being taken at local level to build a fairer and more resilient economy.

Recent developments in climate diplomacy, covering the UK's new emissions target, Biden's summit and climate plans, critiques and alternatives to net zero targets, and international climate justice.

The media debate surrounding Greensill and longer-term issues regarding the relationship between government and the private sector.

Biden's new tax and infrastructure plans and the broader argument that a New Deal-scale paradigm shift is underway in American economic policymaking.

The key issues in the March Budget - including support for businesses and households, taxation and the super-deduction, fiscal stimulus and more.

Examining gender inequality during Covid-19, covering data on wellbeing and socioeconomic inequalities, the uneven burden of care, new gender-analysis of the March Budget, care-led recovery plans and violence against women and girls (VAWG).

Examining proposals for strengthening the social safety net in light of a new, cross-party commission on social security headed up by think tank Bright Blue.

Bringing together evidence on the fragility, exploitation and inequality within global supply chains and examining proposals to address these issues.

The key debates ahead of the March Budget - including corporation tax, support for businesses and households and environmental measures.

US President Biden's proposed American Rescue Plan and the wider implications for macroeconomic debates.

The role taxation could play in our recovery from coronavirus.

The debate around the Dasgupta Review, a landmark report on the relationship between economics and the protection of nature.

The GameStop episode, the political narratives surrounding it, and the potential fallout.

The government's approach to post-Brexit deregulation.

Examining developments in the debates around fiscal and monetary policy.

The UK’s third lockdown and policies that might protect British households and businesses.