The UK government has announced a significant reduction in aid spending, lowering the Official Development Assistance (ODA) budget to 0.3% of gross national income (GNI) from 2027
In the face of a persistent housing crisis, Cardiff Council has unveiled a refreshed Housing Support Programme Strategy for 2022-2026.
The UK government is reportedly set to propose an EU-UK Youth Mobility Scheme, allowing young Europeans to live and work in Britain for up to three years, with reciprocal rights for Britons in the EU. Framed as a pragmatic post-Brexit reset, the plan includes caps on visas and NHS surcharges to mitigate political resistance. While critics warn of a return to free movement, business leaders and pro-EU campaigners see it as a necessary step to address labour shortages and repair strained UK-EU ties. With negotiations looming, the scheme’s success will depend on balancing economic benefits with political sensitivities.
While the government’s crackdown on online knife sales closes dangerous loopholes, the real question remains – will restricting purchases truly reduce knife crime, or is greater investment in prevention the missing piece?
Position: Chair of the Health, Care, and Life Sciences Research Group Advisory Board Organisation: Curia – Independent, Not-for-Profit Policy Institute Location: UK-based (Remote with occasional
As HIV Testing Week brings the spotlight back on early detection, what progress has been made on a global vaccine, and how does the UK
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The article explores political clashes over NHS hospital funding. The Conservative-led New Hospitals Programme (NHP), promising 40 new hospitals by 2030, has faced delays and
The UK Government has unveiled a sweeping plan to revolutionise public services using cutting-edge technology and artificial intelligence (AI). At the heart of this initiative
What does the Government’s local government shake-up entail, and how will it impact communities?
At Curia’s recent parliamentary event, which launched our new report, with life sciences and diagnostics company, Revvity, Andrew Gwynne MP, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
UKAI highlights the need for inclusivity as the Government unveils its ambitious AI strategy. “The Government’s AI action plan focus is too narrow and must
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