and next week UK in a Changing Europe we will be exploring another area best described as still a work in progress - food and farming - sign up to listen in ukandeu.ac.uk/events/ukice-l…

🎧🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨🎧

🗣️ This week on the Expert Factor, Anand Menon, Hannah White Institute for Government and Paul Johnson Institute for Fiscal Studies are discussing the UK's asylum policy.

🔊 Available now: open.spotify.com/episode/6swjH9…

🚨 'This gives strong support to the idea that there is a link between frustrated homeownership ambitions and Labour support.'

🏠 How does the prospect of future homeownership affect vote choice?

📊 James Breckwoldt summarises his NEW research 👇👇

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At our 'Defence & Statecraft Forum' tomorrow, Anand Menon from UK in a Changing Europe and King's College London will share views on UK politics, elections and European security.

Learn more about Anand's work🔸
ukandeu.ac.uk/author/anand-m…

#DSForum2024

BBC Radio Ulster asks UKICE Senior Fellow Catherine Barnard if there's any basis for the concern being raised by Ian Paisley MP, that the Windsor Framework or European Law might get in the way of the smoking ban being extended to Northern Ireland...

🚬🚭📻Listen in:

✍️ 'There are lessons, therefore, for the wider UK in how to have a different kind of conversation about its constitutional future'

Anwen Elias reflects on the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales & explores what comes next.

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✍️'By European standards, even people who feel represented in the UK are particularly pessimistic about political engagement'

🚨 Sophie Stowers compares feelings of political apathy in the UK to other European countries.

ukandeu.ac.uk/apathy-in-the-…

📢 'I attempt to explain why Britons in the late 1980s and early 1990s were so overwhelmingly pro-European'

🚨 James Dennison outlines the findings of his new UK in a Changing Europe working paper 'Europhoria! Explaining Britain’s most pro-European moment, 1988-92'

ukandeu.ac.uk/europhoria-exp…

🗳️ With elections fast approaching, there’s one thing you’re sure to hear about more and more: POLLS.

👀 Polling seems to be everywhere.

🧐 But what actually is it? How does it work? And how can we tell which ones to trust?

📊 Our NEW guide explains.

ukandeu.ac.uk/reports/pollin…

its one thing to say UK will be a nimbler regulator.. but its much harder to do in practice - not just on medicines.. more on how UK has adapted to Brexit in our @ukandeu Brexit and the state report ukandeu.ac.uk/reports/brexit…

PODCAST 🎙️ What is behind the UK’s asylum policy?

On this week’s episode of The Expert Factor, Hannah White, Anand Menon UK in a Changing Europe, and Paul Johnson Institute for Fiscal Studies explore asylum policy and how effective the government’s approach has been to date
instituteforgovernment.org.uk/podcast/expert…

'Safety' - is this a matter of fact on evidence or a statement of law...?

With the Rwanda Bill having 'ping-ponged' between the Lords & Commons, Dr Joelle Grogan speaks to the BBC about this key potential issue of contention & disagreement, plus the chance of a Rule 39 order📺⚖️🔎

🥪 FOOD 🐄 FARMING 🌾 & THE FUTURE 🚀

👥 Join minette batters, Carmen Hubbard, Alan Matthews & Jill Rutter next Tuesday!

Perfect lunch time listening... 🍔

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🏓 'On 17 April 2024, the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill continued to ping-pong between the House of Commons and the House of Lords'

👀 To find out all about the Bill read Dr Joelle Grogan and Alice Donald's explainer.

ukandeu.ac.uk/explainers/wha…

“Labour could get a lead of 15 points and not have a majority, a lead of 10 points and have a majority. It depends where those votes are.”

🗞️ Senior Fellow Rob Ford spoke to Guardian politics about the accuracy of seat projections.

theguardian.com/politics/ng-in…

'It was described as a ‘lost opportunity for UK battery making’ by Professor David Bailey'

📰 Don't miss Senior Fellow Prof David Bailey in This is Money on the sale of the planned Britishvolt gigafactory site.

thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/…

Fascinating, informative and......alliterative. Sign up to watch what will be a fantastic session with Jill Rutter minette batters Alan Matthews and Carmen Hubbard ukandeu.ac.uk/events/ukice-l…