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State of Play #19: Going All In
Rachel Reeves makes her mark as Chancellor ushering in a new leftwards tilt in our governing economics
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Tom Egerton
State of Play #18: A Rapid Restart
Analysis of the breakdown within the Number 10 team
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Tom Egerton
1
America Through British Eyes
An outsider's view on the current politics of America
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Tom Egerton
1
Benefit Britain
Why we need to rethink welfare and wages in this country
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Kit Haukeland
3
A Vision for a New Tory Strategy
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Ethan Dodds
State of Play #17: Dealing with Inheritance
The challenges and opportunities of Labour's first major governing decision
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Tom Egerton
2
NCN #3: Revolution in the Head
Why reforming the state is pivotal to consensus change
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Tom Egerton
Election Night Update #4 FINAL (INITIAL) THOUGHTS (3PM)
Don't worry this is THE LAST ELECTION UPDATE !
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Tom Egerton
1
Election Night Update #3: BIG NAMES, BIG DAY, BIG CHANGE (5AM)
THE BIG NAMES: The last few hours have been defined by the big names and several shocks.
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Tom Egerton
Election Night Update #2: EARLY RESULTS - REFORM VS LAB? (3AM)
AS IT STANDS: There is a current stand-off between those backing the exit poll and those backing previous predictions under MRP models.
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Tom Egerton
 and 
Dylan Cridland
Election Night Update #1: THE EXIT POLL (10PM)
BREAKING: Labour are projected to form the next government, with a total of 410 seats and a 170 seat majority.
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Tom Egerton
 and 
Dylan Cridland
1:02:03
TPI Podcast #7: The Election Forecast
In this episode of the TPI podcast, returning just in time for the election, Dylan, Kit and Tom discuss the significant remaining question marks hanging…
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Dylan Cridland
, 
Tom Egerton
, and 
Kit Haukeland
Poll Pulse #4: A Momentous Pause
A weekly series focusing on the data and polls of the election
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Tom Egerton
GE Updates #6: 'The Immigration Election' and What Comes Next?
A consensus is forming around reducing immigration: what might happen under the next government and, perhaps most importantly, what might go wrong?
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Kit Haukeland
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