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June 2025

What does the UK/US trade deal mean?
The Hon Kelly Ann Shaw talks about the deal signed today with the BBC.
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The truth behind the Spending Review headlines
Former New Labour adviser and Bradshaw Advisory NED Lord Stewart Wood looks at the hidden messages within last week's Spending Review.
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The kaleidoscope of Reform UK: Zia Yusuf’s exit, return and the Party’s unyielding march
Gawain Towler, senior adviser at Bradshaw Advisory and former 'right-hand-man' to Nigel Farage gives his take on the Zia Yusuf 'un-resignation' as well…
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May 2025

3 thoughts on the Pensions Investment Review from an ex-DWP adviser
Jan Zeber, former expert adviser on pensions policy to three successive DWP Secretaries, gives his take on the outcomes of the Pensions Investment…
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Bradshaw Advisory
Deal or dud? The reality of the US-UK trade agreement
What’s really behind the UK-US trade deal? Our Deputy Managing Director and former special adviser in the DIT looks behind the 'historic' deal headlines…
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The Reform revolution: a policy earthquake
Gawain Towler, senior adviser at Bradshaw Advisory and former 'right-hand-man' to Nigel Farage gives his take on the local election results and what…
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April 2025

March 2025

Do Labour need to remind us that they’re really Labour?
Luke Downham, former Labour Treasury team adviser, on why the Spring Statement could be consequential for party unity
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Bradshaw Advisory
Britain at breaking point: why it’s time for a fiscal reckoning
Spare a thought for Rachel Reeves, the chancellor has a serious trilemma:
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The Chancellor’s ‘Levers of Growth’ Problem - Why Governing Is Hard
Former New Labour adviser Lord Stewart Wood looks ahead to the Chancellor's Spring Statement.
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