The CMA’s new ‘Digital Market, Competition, and Consumers Bill’ (DMCC) is far too ambiguous and inflexible, while lacking accountability, to ever properly regulate in the digital age

Without further devolution, with powers over green energy granted to local councils, the UK’s transformation towards its net-zero target may never happen

When regulating Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries (NBFIs) serious gaps in data collection have led to poorly informed decisions

Sofa-surfing is the largest form of homelessness in the UK, but policymakers provide few methods of support for those in need

Nicolas Padula & Hubert Kucharski write for the Financial Times

LPI presents research at its first academic conference

How Wales’ Position in the UK Needs to Change

What the Post Office scandal teaches us about deficiencies in outsourcing, accountability, and state capacity in the UK.

The gangs in Haiti have always been intrinsically political.