In this clip from our Economics of Brexit and Covid-19, revisited: Spring statement 2022 event, Senior Research Fellow Jill Rutter shares her take on the statement, including why she believes that Rishi Sunak "fell rather short of expectation".

In this clip from our Economics of Brexit and Covid-19, revisited: Spring statement 2022 event, Gemma Tetlow explains why she found the statement "deeply underwhelming", from its lack of direction to the lack of a clear tax strategy.

In this clip from our Economics of Brexit and Covid-19, revisited: Spring statement 2022 event, Ben Chu, Economics Editor at BBC Newsnight, shares his take on the choices laid out within the Spring statement, as well as his confusion around the statement this year.

In this clip from our Economics of Brexit and Covid-19, revisited: Spring statement 2022 event, Senior Fellow Jonathan Portes argues that the £83 billion figure discussed in relation to the UK's debt is a 'Treasury scare-mongering' tactic.

Jill Rutter speaks to Times Radio about the impact of fines on the Civil Service, the secrecy around the investigation into partygate and more.

UK in a Changing Europe conducted a series of focus groups in the so-called Red Wall. This event launched the data from the focus groups while providing an opportunity to discuss the changes that have taken place in this hotly volatile political battleground.

This event to coincides with the launch of our new report 'An EU border across Britain: Scotland’s Borders after Independence'. The report looks at the impacts that a potential border with Scotland could have, if it became independent, now that the UK has left the EU

Katy Hayward speaks to BBC Radio Scotland about the state of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland following the resignation of First Minister of Northern Ireland Paul Givan, a member of the Democratic Unionist Party.

This event coincided with the launch of our new Policy report. The report looks at how the UK is doing policy differently after Brexit across a number of different areas, including tax, immigration, agriculture and trade

Anand Menon speaks to BBC Radio 4's Today programme about the Government's Levelling Up White Paper. He discusses the importance of understanding economic geographies and the intricacies and nuances of communities both locally and nationally, using the example of Wakefield.