Reacting to today’s decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee, William Ellis, senior economist at IPPR, said: “The Bank of England’s decision to lower interest rates today by 25bps ...

Government austerity policies since 2010 are disproportionately affecting women. Low earning black women stand to lose £5000 a year by 2022 as a result of cuts and changes to benefits and tax credits, ...

On 25th and 26th September 2025, IPPR co-hosted the Global Progress Action Summit alongside the Center for American Progress Action Fund (CAP Action) and Labour Together. This year’s Summit brought ...

Responding to the government’s decision to reduce the qualifying period for unfair dismissal protection, Joseph Evans, research fellow at IPPR, said: “The government has agreed with businesses and ...

70 per cent of the cash from abolishing the two-child limit goes to kids whose parents are in work Economic benefits from scrapping two child limit can outweigh initial costs Policy accounts for less ...

“The Chancellor has made good calls on gambling tax, taxing income from wealth and work more equally, a tax on high value properties and ending the two-child limit, which will pull 450,000 children ...

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) Scotland, Scotland's leading progressive think tank, has responded to the UK government’s budget. Stephen Boyd, IPPR Scotland director, said: “We ...