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Full Time for Starmer: Can Burnham Find a Way to Win?

Keir Starmer has bowed out of his final PMQs. Andy Burnham is about to become Britain's next prime minister. But after two turbulent years in Downing Street, what went wrong for Starmer? Can Burnham avoid the same mistakes? And will a change of leader be enough to turn Labour's fortunes around? Ke…

Andy Burnham: How is the new prime minister changing the direction of government?

One week on from becoming prime minister, Andy Burnham has now appointed his cabinet, reshuffled ministers, launched a series of machinery of government changes, and set out a range of immediate policy decisions. So what have these early choices revealed about the way Burnham wants to govern? How …

Book launch: The Brexit Effect, 2016–2026

The Brexit Effect, edited by Sir Anthony Seldon, is a collection of over 30 essays on the impact of the referendum on whether the UK should stay in or leave the European Union. To discuss the book, the Institute for Government brought together some of its contributors to consider the continuing imp…

Totally Rewired - Can Burnham really do government differently?

Andy Burnham has clocked up a month mark in Number 10. As the long recess draws to a close and Parliament prepares to return, the Guardian's Kiran Stacey joining the podcast to look back on a summer of speeches, policy announcements, guitar-playing and a lot of social media game.  How has Burnha…

The UK in a Changing Europe podcast: curtain call

All good things must come to an end, and that includes the UK in a Changing Europe podcast. Who, you ask, will have the honour of being invited to join Director Anand Menon for this final episode? Well, it simply had to be the UK in a Changing Europe A-team: Catherine Barnard, Jill Rutter and Jon…

What’s on Burnham’s Brexit menu?

With Andy Burnham trying to navigate the ever-precarious tightrope that is doing diplomacy with Donald Trump’s White House, Anand Menon joins the podcast team to weigh up the prime minister’s prospects.Burnham is also exploring a new relationship with Europe, but could that really mean reversing Br…

Napoleon’s marshals and President Trump’s civil servants

What happens when the relationship between leaders and those entrusted to implement policy breaks down? On Radio 4's weekly discussion programme, Adam Rutherford is joined by three guests to explore power, loyalty and the often unseen people who make complex systems work. The bestselling writer Mic…

The Edition: Rolling in it

On this week's podcast, Katy Balls, The Spectator’s political editor, writes about the return of Tory sleaze. She’s joined by Jill Rutter, a senior fellow at the Institute for Government, to discuss the problems piling up for Rishi Sunak and the Tories. (00:50)Also this week, security expert Mark G…

Northern Ireland with six months to go to Assembly elections

With elections to Stormont due in May 2027, this IfG webinar brought together an expert panel from Northern Ireland to explore the most recent developments and how they affect the prospects for the next elections. How is the executive, restored in January 2024 with the first ever nationalist first…

Northern Ireland with six months to go to Assembly elections

With elections to Stormont due in May 2027, this IfG webinar brought together an expert panel from Northern Ireland to explore the most recent developments and how they affect the prospects for the next elections. How is the executive, restored in January 2024 with the first ever nationalist first…