The Policy Insights Unit is inviting applications for its 2026 Policy Fellowship programme, an academic mentoring scheme for UK-based public officials.
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Applications now open for OIT’s 2026 Policy Fellowship
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Non-human primates used in service licences: response from Lord Hanson
Lord Hanson has responded to the Animals in Science Committee’s advice on non-human primates used in service licences.
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Russia’s actions in Ukraine continue to undermine the prospects for peace: UK statement to the OSCE
Ambassador Holland underlines the growing gap between Russia’s rhetoric and actions, highlighting intensified attacks and rising civilian casualties. Ukraine has demonstrated its readiness for peace, while Russia continues t…
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Guidance: Report receipt of waste: choose a software provider
You can use software to automatically upload your waste records into the report receipt of waste service.
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“This is a government in chaos”: Greens respond to Healey’s resignation
Responding to the news that the Defence Secretary, John Healey, has resigned, Green Party Leader, Zack Polanski, said:
“This is a government in chaos, unable to govern, with no leadership, under a caretaker Prime Minister who’s expected to be replaced within weeks.
Right now, we are facing some of the gravest threats this country has ever seen: an aggressive and expansionist Russia, Trump and Netanyahu’s illegal war in the Middle East threatening to engulf more and more of the globe, and rising threats from cyber warfare, terrorism and the climate and nature crisis. Healey’s resignation is a dire sign that Starmer has no serious plan to address any of these.
Britain deserves better. We need a clear plan to stand on our own two feet, to show global leadership, and to make this country resilient in a changing world. Starmer does not have that plan.”