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The 2.4 million lowest paid employees would see no benefit from an increase in NICs threshold

New analysis from the New Economics Foundation shows raising the national insurance threshold to £12,500 would have zero impact for the lowest paid 9% of employees

The abolishment of tuition fees and the response to Yorkshire floods

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on Sky News

The accidental privatisation of fishing quota has hurt coastal communities

With a new Fisheries Bill we can change this

The accidental privatisation of marine life

How the way we manage our fisheries is undermining our chances of sustainability

The anti-woke moral panic and the generational divide

Young people are turning to the left while the older generations move to the right, well that's how the story goes. So why we might be seeing a political divergence along age lines?

The art of commissioning

How commissioners can release the potential of the arts and cultural sector

The Art of Rapid Transition

How to thrive in times of crisis

The autumn budget: A step in the right direction but still falling short

There were some welcome wins in Labour's first budget, though it's unlikely to deliver the change we need on inequality and public services

The aviation industry claims more flying is essential for the economy, the numbers say otherwise

Latest data shows that in 2023, there were 3.9 million fewer business air trips compared to 2019

The Bank of England can lead in the fight against climate change

60 academics are calling on the Bank to become the first European central bank to decarbonise its monetary operations

The Bank of England is costing us billions

New figures show the Treasury is to give the Bank £130bn over the next five years to cover its losses. That could pay for half a million social homes

The Bank of England needs to act on - not just stress-test - the risks posed by climate change

Lukasz Krebel writes for BusinessGreen

The Bank of England's new 'net zero' mandate could be a game changer

Finance is no silver bullet for climate challenges but it is one of the single most important things to get right