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WAO: Positive outlook for central government accounts but room for improvement in some areas
ScotGov: Unemployment falls – (ScotGov: Teacher training report ~ ScotGov: Further fall in organic land)
HM Land Registry: UK House Price Index (HPI) for March 2017
RUSI: General Election 2017 - Bad Times for Hard Facts on Defence Spending – (RUSI: WannaCry Ransomware: Putting Cybercriminals’ Finances Under the Microscope ~ RUSI: Iran Votes: Between Moderation & Conservatism)
The King's Fund responds to the Labour Party's manifesto ~ TKF responds to the Conservative Party's manifesto ~ TKF responds to the Liberal Democrat Party’s manifesto – (TKF: Mental health & new care models ~ Kings Fund: Chance to put mental health at heart of NHS services could be missed)
ICO releases annual performance statistics for 2016/17
IFS: Labour’s income tax rise would hit 1.3m high income individuals – (IFS: More hours, more children, and more spending: early years & childcare proposals from Labour and the Liberal Democrats ~ IFS: Moving from a Triple to a Double Lock does little to long-run state pension affordability)
NIESR Associate Researcher Director Heather Rolfe reacts to the latest ONS UK Labour Market Statistics ~ CBI: Rising employment highlights merit of flexible labour market
IFG: Business as usual spells trouble on trade
JRF: General Election - Parliamentary seats where people are at highest risk of poverty – (JRF: Response to ONS Inflation Figures ~ JRF: Living standards squeeze is taking hold, despite record employment)
IEA: 'Robin Hood’ taxes will rob from everyone – (IEA: Labour Party manifesto pledges would impose largest tax burden since the 1940s ~ IEA: Labour market intervention may do more harm than good ~ IEA: Unambitious Liberal Democrat manifesto hamstrung by tax & spending commitments ~ IEA: Interventionist manifesto does go some way to improve intergenerational fairness)
CSJ: The Conservative Manifesto should kick-start a revolution on mental health.
Adam Smith Inst: Theresa May is trying to turn us into Italy
CIPD welcomes focus on skills & modernising employment rights
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