Justin Welby exposes a fundamental contradiction of Boris Johnson’s government
The Archbishop of Canterbury condemns an “addiction to centralisation”.
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Councils face post-Covid cuts of £2bn, report says
“Perfect storm” of financial pressures could stay with councils for years to come, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Westminster’s U-turn over exam grades is a case study in how not to use algorithms
With no actual data, the government fell foul of the “garbage in, garbage out” problem.
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The Scottish government has got it badly wrong over its exam results
England, Wales and Northern Ireland's governments should learn from its mistake ahead of their own exam results on 13 August.
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Podcast: John Hume remembered
Anoosh Chakelian and Ailbhe Rae are joined on the New Statesman podcast by Claire Hanna MP.
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Jackson Carlaw’s exit as Scottish Conservative leader won’t fix the party’s real problems
The biggest problem is that the approach that once looked so successful now looks to have big structural problems.
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Could mass home-working “level up” the economy?
Coronavirus is moving Londoners to greener pastures, but it’s a luxury not many other cities can afford.
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The British government’s national food strategy is a step in the right direction
The proposals would help eliminate childhood hunger and guarantee agricultural standards after Brexit.
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