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27 February 2026 New visiting and honorary faculty members appointed across Policy Institute The appointments, as well as renewals of existing members, deepen connections with government and… Society
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28 January 2026 New 'Cash Lab' to test whether direct cash transfers can break cycle of poverty Researchers are testing whether direct financial support could offer a simpler, more effective… Society
30 December 2025 Prof Jennifer Rubin awarded CBE in New Year 2026 Honours She has been recognised for services to science and analysis Society
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