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Jill Rutter

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Senior Fellow, Institute for Government and still doing bits for UK in a Changing Europe. Cricket fan and (not very good) tennis player.

the other question is whether political consensus is a necessary precondition for reform. Its easy to see why @andyburnham.bsky.social wants this - he was burned by the death tax accusations in 2009-10 and May's reform attempt was nixed by the "dementia tax".

Alex Thomas

Cross-party talks are fine-and might be part of a process to sort out social care But Burnham can’t sidestep politics Deciding how to spend billions (or not), & who should win or lose, is the essence of politics From @stuarthoddinott.bsky.social www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/article/comm...

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The analysis is right here - but @rosahodgkin.bsky.social and I @instituteforgovernment.org.uk suggested we need to up the importance of adaptation in govt by making it a responsibility of accounting officers in depts www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publication/...

Adapting to climate change | Institute for GovernmentGovernment must make managing climate change a priority.www.instituteforgovernment.org.ukThe Future Governance Forum (FGF)

How does governance affect how we deal with the UK’s record-breaking heatwave in an age of climate crisis? With record temperatures disrupting people's lives in the UK & wildfires across Europe, FGF’s Chiara Ruggieri-Mitchell answers that timely question🔽 futuregovforum.substack.com/p/what-the-u...

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This may happen - but if the Eu relations team stays in the new OPMC it may just mean that Ed Miliband takes on some of what Keir Starmer was doing, while Hamish Falconer continues the NTS role. That would be my interpretation. We know Burnham wants to focus more domestically

Anurag Deb

Remains to be seen what impact moving control of EU relations out of the Cabinet Office will have on intergovernmental relations, esp vis-à-vis any decision-shaping on the UK's part in areas of devolved competence. In 3rd countries like Switzerland, EU+IGR are necessarily intertwined.

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anyone who read @hcdunlop.bsky.social and my blog on Monday did not need @darrenpjones.bsky.social to tell them on Tuesday the scheme was not funded - get info first @instituteforgovernment.org.uk (memo to No.10 - read our blogs!)

Rebecca McKee

Along with @jillongovt.bsky.social @hcdunlop.bsky.social also looked into the unsurprising surprise that kicked off the week - Burnham's decision to scrap Digital ID They looked what this next government can learn from this less than ideal policy making process

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In April @instituteforgovernment.org.uk argued that the (then) PM should introduce a Brown-style National Economic Council to coordinate the govt response to the Middle East War www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/publication/...

Managing the economic consequences of the Iran war | Institute for GovernmentHow should the government respond to the crisis in the Middle East?www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk
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It was a July of formal meetings (NATO and EPC within first fortnight) and sports diplomacy as Nicolai reminds me -- I knew KS did some early football but had expunged this one...

Nicolai von Ondarza

Wasn't Starmer's first sporting date the Euro 24 finals in Berlin? I remember him meeting Scholz and Sanchez there for a social democratic trio.

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it seems sort of apt that Keir Starmer's first international sporting date was glitzy Olympic opening ceremony in Paris, hobnobbing with world leaders and @andyburnham.bsky.social is at a pared down Commonwealth Games in Glasgow meeting First Ministers of Scotland and Wales...But at least less rain?

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In our chapter for the Brexit Effect book, @alexgathomas.bsky.social and I argued that Brexit exposed the feebleness of many of our constitutional protections - and argued no party had an agenda to address them. Good that @conunitucl.bsky.social has put forward some ideas on how to do that.

Jonathan Jones

This is a powerful & important set of recommendations from @conunitucl.bsky.social for bolstering the constitution and strengthening democracy. I hope the new PM and his government pay attention Keir Starmer’s government made some - but limited and frankly disappointing - progress in this area

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