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The State of Play in Global Trade
Read Best for Britain's report: the State of Play in Global Trade
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Agriculture and fishing
Read Best for Britain's report: Agriculture and fishing
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Environment and standards protections
Read Best for Britain's report: Environment and standards protections
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Fintech, financial services and trade
Read Best for Britain's report: Fintech, financial services and trade
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Manufacturing and Construction
Read Best for Britain's report: The UK's manufacturing and construction sectors
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The UK’s culture sector and trade deals
Arts and culture is a cornerstone of the UK’s global influence and soft power. But creative industries have been badly impacted in the aftermath of Brexit. Read our report to find out more.
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Frameworks for future trade deals
Read Best for Britain's report: Frameworks for future trade deals
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The UK’s fashion sector and a UK-India FTA
Read Best for Britain's report: The UK's fashion sector and a UK-India FTA
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Canada and USA Free Trade Agreements
Read Best for Britain's report: Canada and USA Free Trade Agreements
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Tactical Voting MRP Polling: June 2024
A new mega-poll and MRP analysis shows that at least a third of voters in 558 constituencies say they would vote tactically to change the Government. In 234 seats this jumps to 40% and in 31 seats, more than half are ready to vote for someone other than their first preference.
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MRP Polling: June 2024
A colossal new poll and MRP analysis suggests that Labour’s lead is built on people who have already decided to vote tactically and that tactical voting will be essential to prevent a hard-right Conservative opposition led by Suella Braverman or Nigel Farage.
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Scandalous spending tracker
It's easy to become numb to the scale and frequency of the government's fiscal ineptitude and dodginess and so we will highlight the cumulative impact this is having at a time when there are so many other things they should be spending on.
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Half of all voters still want a closer EU-UK relationship
New data from shows that the strong desire among voters for closer EU-UK cooperation remains steady with half of all respondents wanting closer ties with the bloc.
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A new independent Board of Trade
This briefing explores the practical aspects of setting up an independent Board of Trade – and considers what steps need to be taken to fulfil Labour’s plans and ensure that the new, independent Board of Trade is functioning as it should.
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A Visa System Fit for the Future
The UK needs a visa scheme fit for the future, with a youth mobility scheme, visas for performers and touring artists, and a policy that supports the needs of businesses.
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New polling: Lack of awareness of new voter ID rules could be crucial in marginal constituencies
First-of-its-kind polling suggests that millions could be prevented from voting due to lack of public awareness of new voter ID regulations, which could make a crucial difference in ultra marginal constituencies.
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