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I am incredibly proud of the IPPR team for all the influential work they are doing to shape progressive politics across the UK. Delighted the Financial Times have chosen to feature our work at this exciting moment. Lot more work to be done! ft.com/content/61a2e3…

When Mohamed Salah joined Liverpool "hate crimes in the Liverpool area dropped by 16% compared with a synthetic control, and Liverpool fans halved their rates of posting anti-Muslim tweets relative to fans of other top-flight clubs." Paper in American Political Science Review

Rest in peace, Sven. ❤️

Elsewhere, Lab is yet to cement its 'Tory black hole' argument with voters. One challenge is this story goes against grain of the Tory brand - nobody thinks Con govts over-spend, they dislike them for other reasons (!) - whereas Osborne was going with grain of Lab brand in 2010

This is an important report from the OBR, demonstrating the long-term impact of public investment on economic growth. It has some big implications for the UK’s fiscal framework. Quick thread:

One good map = 100 articles Here's the projected population growth in Germany, take a look at Saxony at Thuringia who just massively backed the far-right AFD

How Andrew Tate tweets sound when you read them out loud

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