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What's really happening to people’s living standards across Britain – and what can we do to lift them? High Resolution cuts through the noise with sharp analysis and insightful guests.
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Devolution, defence and debt... (opens the original)
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Can Burnham convert vibes into policy? Ruth Curtice discusses 'the three Ds' with Anand Menon and Andrew Carter. Read 'Policy landscape 2026' now to learn more about the Resolution Foundation analysis discussed in this episode: https://buff.ly/zfOPOQA Follow us on: Substack: https://buff.ly/DVmDK0j X: https://buff.ly/iEgrHkX Bluesky: https://buff.ly/bDdYTzP YouTube: https://buff.ly/HC3ypdf
Here we go again: What is the public hoping for – and worrying about – from the Burnham era? (opens the original)
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What would 'feeling better off' really look like to voters – and how long will they give a new Prime Minister to deliver it? What do people want from the Burnham era, what are they worried about, and is disillusionment with mainstream politics still deepening? Where does the country’s mood simply match reality, and where is it even gloomier? Ruth Curtice speaks to Luke Tryl, Executive Director of More in Common, to find out how the public feels about our latest PM. Follow us on: Substack: https:
New Prime Minister, old constraints: what can a ‘reset’ really deliver? (opens the original)
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Does Burnham understand the scope of the fiscal hole he's inheriting? Hemmed in by his party's manifesto and his predecessor's fiscal rules, what options remain for him to deliver his promised change on living standards? What, exactly, will Manchesterism look like in Westminster? Ruth Curtice – Chief Executive Resolution Foundation (Host) Simon Pittaway – Senior Economist, Resolution Foundation Louise Murphy – Senior Economist, Resolution Foundation Read 'The great escape' now to learn more abou
The generation game (opens the original)
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Is the promise of generational progress broken for good? Or are things about to turn around for Gen Z? Professor Bobby Duffy and Lord David Willetts join Ruth Curtice to discuss how Gen Z are really faring, how that differs from previous generations, and what Government do to support young people moving forward. Ruth Curtice – Chief Executive Resolution Foundation (Host)Lord David Willetts – President of the Resolution Foundation, Chair of the Intergenerational Centre and author of The PinchProf
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