Some personal news, as they say! It’ll be tough leaving @IPPR as I’ve loved leading a fantastic team with huge impact. But I’m honoured & excited to be asked to help shape and deliver such a critical policy agenda at the heart of the new government. Can’t wait to get stuck in!

A very special call this Christmas.

Families have paid the price of the energy bill crisis, driven by our reliance on international gas markets. We are overturning this legacy by investing in homegrown, cleaner energy 👇🏾 https://t.co/EMGKNQsB57

Big news for UK industry and the nascent CCS sector. If this package is enough to get projects to a final investment decision - and the noises from industry are positive - then it is huge moment in the UK's net zero transition.

It's absolutely devastating that Muslims and People of Colour are fearing leaving the house today because of the very real threat of far right violence. We can be better than this as a country, and we must be.

Absolutely brilliant job available @IPPR leading our environment, energy security and nature work, now that @LukeSMurphy has become an MP! Do take a look and share widely 👇 https://t.co/htt1NaQTqU

We (@cthomasippr and I) have just published a new report. We find that: The UK is facing a growing health crisis, impacting not only retirees but also the working-age population. More people are working through sickness, and the cost of this has grown by £25 billion since 2018.

As we imagined, the ABS was never going to be implemented. An unfortunate waste of time and resource. However, great to see the work of teachers unions reflected in pay negotiations. It’s a start towards raising the status of teaching again.

A few years ago I spent quite a lot of time in Harehills doing in-depth research with communities there. It was an area that faced lots of challenges, yes. But...

Want to come and join me and the amazing @IPPR team in building a more prosperous and fairer Britain? This has to be one of the most exciting jobs going in Westminster at this exciting moment for progressive politics!

IPPR will be in great hands with @harry_qp as interim executive director, and our senior management team @zoe_billingham @KumarAshwin @DavidWastell @stephenboydecon and Kinga Simony 🙌

I’m back @IPPRNorth after seven weeks of leave. If you’ve been in touch over this period & you’re yet to get a response, please do (re)forward your message or email & I’ll respond as soon as possible. Great to be back 🙌

More good news for Lab on Net Zero. Every constituency bar 2 (Clacton & Boston) shares the view we should be moving faster on climate. Again, not a blank cheque - but shows you backlash to NZ still mostly confined to right-leaning media echo chambers. https://t.co/egyc8m7wGM

How does opinion map across Labour constituencies on the big issues likely to shape this Parliament? 🧵on some MRP research for @IPPR/@Persuasion_UK out, featured in @NewStatesman today. We find significant 'room for manoeuvre' on several issues, less so others. /15

Excellent, rapid work by @pathwithanr @IPPR on GE2024 turnout (lowest share of the population to vote since universal suffrage) Higher in places w/ big proportion of older people, homeowners - lower where Muslim population and people from minority ethnic backgrounds is high

One-half of adults in this country cast a ballot at the election. This is the lowest share of the population to vote since universal suffrage. The first steps to fixing this are straightforward. Our report "Half of Us" is in today's @guardian https://t.co/gyZX6X9Chz

Some thoughts from us on priorities for the home sec on migration and asylum in first 100 days. Including: - cooperating with EU on channel crossings - tackling asylum backlog - reviewing points based system - learning lessons of Windrush scandal

1/ Our new Prime Minister just confirmed that they will set up new mission boards to drive through the missions in government as @IPPR recommended earlier this year https://t.co/ewIhhbCYIA. Some thoughts on how to make these work.

1/ Delighted that @Keir_Starmer will meet with Mayors on Tuesday - sends the right signal that we are living in a new era. Having spent a good chunk of the last few weeks interviewing the Mayors and their teams here are a few thoughts on what is needed!

Thrilled for all the members of IPPR's family, past and present, who have been elected into Parliament for the first time! Congratulations and good luck to: - Luke Murphy - Kirsty McNeill - Miatta Fahnbulleh - Luke Myer - Chris Murray - Yuan Yang - Hamish Falconer - Sarah Smith