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Reports that a US federal judge ordered the White House to temporarily restore press access for CNN, MSNBC and Politico after those outlets sued over revocations of reporter access to presidential briefings.
Author revisits a 2018 wishlist of 15 desired inventions and asked an AI to report what has been invented or progressed since. The piece summarises AI’s assessment of each idea, from biodegradable nappies to enhanced carbon‑capture plants.
Profile of Finley Wild, a recent University of Birmingham graduate who produces digital political content, supports digital strategy and aims to make policy more accessible and boost political engagement.
A HEPI guest review by Mary Curnock Cook assesses Paul LeBlanc’s Reclaiming Purpose, which discusses the role of universities amid growing use of AI and draws on LeBlanc’s experience leading large-scale online higher education.
An Adam Smith Institute opinion piece disputes claims that AI datacentre expansion will create a catastrophic ‘tsunami’ of toxic e‑waste, arguing most discarded electronics will be recyclable, profitable to process and thus not a major problem.
Detailed tables accompanying a Pew Research Center project provide the underlying numeric data and cross‑tabulations used in the report’s analyses (appendix material rather than narrative findings).
Weekly roundup highlighting Pew Research Center's latest findings, including the proportion of Americans who answered all eight questions correctly on a First Amendment quiz, with a prompt to take the quiz yourself.
Commentary piece by Melissa Ittoo titled 'The 72 million pound questions', referencing Lib Dem peer Tim L; the publisher blurb gives no substantive detail on the £72m issue the article examines.
Amy Hooper is listed as a Marketing Executive at the Institute for Government, with contact Amy.Hooper@instituteforgovernment.org.uk and a profile entry timestamped 21 September 2026. The page appears to be a staff profile listing.
Ellie Slee-Lamb is recorded as a Communications Assistant at the Institute for Government, with contact Ellie.Slee-Lamb@instituteforgovernment.org.uk and a profile timestamped 21 September 2026. The entry is a standard staff contact/profile notice.
Esme Barlow Hall is shown as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Government, contact Esme.Hall@instituteforgovernment.org.uk; the profile entry is dated 21 September 2026 and functions as a staff listing.
Ned Chatterton is listed as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Government, with contact Ned.Chatterton@instituteforgovernment.org.uk; the profile entry is dated 21 September 2026 and serves as a staff contact page.
Joe Creffield is named as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Government, contact Joe.Creffield@instituteforgovernment.org.uk; the page is a staff profile entry timestamped 21 September 2026.
Sandra Hoang is identified as a Research Assistant at the Institute for Government, with contact sandra.hoang@instituteforgovernment.org.uk; the entry is a routine staff profile posted on 21 September 2026.
Jen Watson has been announced as a media, communications and public affairs consultant at the Fabian Society, offering media strategy, policy messaging and national political engagement support across UK and Scottish politics.
RUSI has published its formal mission statement and updated bye‑laws, as submitted to the Council of Trustees and the Annual General Meeting on 8 October 2026, detailing the institute’s governance and stated purpose.
Henry Hill is a Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government and serves as Political Editor of the Critic, providing commentary and analysis on political affairs from within the Institute’s research and public-facing work.
Claire Ainsley is a Senior Fellow at the Institute for Government and directs the Project on Center‑Left Renewal at the Progressive Policy Institute, contributing research and policy work on centre‑left ideas and strategy.
Profile page for Danny Shaw, a journalist specialising in policing, crime, justice and immigration, listed on the Institute for Government site identifying him as a Senior Fellow and providing date and author metadata.
Staff profile for Emma Wilkins, listing her role as Research Assistant at the Institute for Government and providing contact details and basic directory information.
Alan Lockey is a policy professional who previously led the RSA’s Future Work programme (2019–22), was director of research at Demos (2017–19), advised shadow education secretary Tristram Hunt, and worked on Labour’s 2015 education manifesto.