The world was watching as Donald Trump returned to the White House. So what clues did his inauguration speech give us about his plans for the presidency? How should Keir Starmer handle this most unpredictable of leaders? And how might British politics be shaped decisions and statemens made in Washington? Mark Landler (New York Times’ London Bureau Chief)Dr Leslie Vinjamuri (Director of the US and Americas programme at Chatham House)Chaired by IfG programme director Catherine Haddon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

The world was watching as Donald Trump returned to the White House. So what clues did his inauguration speech give us about his plans for the presidency? How should Keir Starmer handle this most unpredictable of leaders? And how might British politics be shaped decisions and statemens made in Washington? Mark Landler (New York Times’ London Bureau Chief) Dr Leslie Vinjamuri (Director of the US and Americas programme at Chatham House) Chaired by IfG programme director Catherine Haddon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The world was watching as Donald Trump returned to the White House. So what clues did his inauguration speech give us about his plans for the presidency? How should Keir Starmer handle this most unpredictable of leaders? And how might British politics be shaped decisions and statemens made in Washington?&nbsp;Mark Landler (New York Times’ London Bureau Chief)Dr&nbsp;Leslie Vinjamuri&nbsp;(Director of the US and Americas programme at Chatham House)Chaired by IfG programme director Catherine Haddon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="noopener noreferrer">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

US Election: The night after President Trump’s inauguration

The Labour government has a huge majority in parliament – but Keir Starmer’s administration is also facing an incredibly complex set of policy challenges. So how can the prime minister and his team turn around public service performance? What can chancellor Rachel Reeves do to get the economy growing again? What will mission-driven government actually mean in practice?&nbsp;Who should be making the key decisions in Westminster – and beyond? And what will the appointment of a new cabinet secretary mean for the future direction of the civil service?
From reforming how the centre of government works to the battle for the future of the civil service, from&nbsp;making a success of levelling up to achieve net zero goals, IfG EVENTS&nbsp;stimulate fresh thinking and share ideas about how government works – and how it could work better.

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The Labour government has a huge majority in parliament – but Keir Starmer’s administration is also facing an incredibly complex set of policy challenges. So how can the prime minister and his team turn around public service performance? What can chancellor Rachel Reeves do to get the economy growing again? What will mission-driven government actually mean in practice? Who should be making the key decisions in Westminster – and beyond? And what will the appointment of a new cabinet secretary mean for the future direction of the civil service? From reforming how the centre of government works to the battle for the future of the civil service, from making a success of levelling up to achieve net zero goals, IfG EVENTS stimulate fresh thinking and share ideas about how government works – and how it could work better.

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