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How to fix the apprenticeship levy
Flexibility is needed to fix the skills pipeline.
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Bridging the skills gap
We've progressed on vocational training – but there is more to do.
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Is the NHS ready for developments in cancer care? | Sponsored by Daiichi Sankyo
New technology means cancer diagnosis is better than ever.
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How to make faster progress on sustainability in 2024
From tracking data to working with your supply chain, businesses can make small steps to big carbon reductions.
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We need long-term investment in critical national infrastructure
From the UK’s energy grid to its waterways and transport systems, the government must make concrete plans for steady investment.
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“Once it’s gone, it’s gone”: How data in the cloud can help restore the natural world
Can a groundbreaking project help reverse the biodiversity crisis?
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Why younger “boomers” need more policy attention and support
There are many false perceptions about the general affluence of this generation. In reality, they need as much help as…
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How to turn the life sciences “superpower” ambition into reality
Partnership between the NHS, industry and research institutes is crucial to enable the UK to reach its clinical research potential.
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What would a National Care Service look like?
Health and social care experts came together to discuss how a Labour government could transform the sector.
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How will data and advancements in technology impact the NHS?
At the New Statesman’s Future of Healthcare conference, policymakers discussed the role that new technological frontiers will bring to the…
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The challenges – and opportunities – of developing renewables at scale
Investors have a role to play in supporting the transition away from fossil fuels.
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How can employers work with government to break down the class ceiling?
Early support for transitions into work and lifelong learning are key.
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Can Labour’s ten-year NHS plan revolutionise long-term healthcare?
A renewed focus on prevention will be crucial in helping individuals, society and the health service.
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How can the UK boost its life sciences sector to improve patient outcomes?
Britain has a strong background in pharmaceuticals and clinical trials but is struggling to achieve its full potential.
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Authors and artificial intelligence: what next?
In 2024, we need progress on regulation to protect authors, creators and the wider economy from potential harms.
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What does an ageing population mean for the future of healthcare?
At New Statesman panel, organised in partnership with Biogen, looked at the impact of demographics on maintaining health and social…
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Navigating the intersection of AI and sustainability
At Cop28 Ahmed Ameen Ashour, the chief sustainability commercial officer for Microsoft Middle East and Africa, explained the data challenge…
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How Aon is helping in the push to mitigate climate catastrophes
Cutting edge research is improving modelling and increasing our understanding of risk.
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If given the chance to succeed, levelling up could transform the UK
Whoever wins the next election must commit to infrastructure and regeneration projects that tackle stark regional inequalities.
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How to empower your employees to stay cyber secure
A zero-trust approach and user-friendly tech are vital defences against online threats.
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