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‘Why Keir Starmer will need a new identity politics of his own to keep Labour’s winning coalition together’

‘Why Keir Starmer will need a new identity politics of his own to keep Labour’s winning coalition together’ 28 June 2024

In Labour List, Sunder Katwala argues that Starmer needs a new identity politics, based on mutual respect and bridging divides.

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Use Euro 2028 to celebrate black footballers, say British pioneers

Use Euro 2028 to celebrate black footballers, say British pioneers 20 June 2024

The Guardian reports on a joint letter, organised by British Future, calling for celebration of England’s black footballers.

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New parliament will be the most ethnically diverse ever, study finds

New parliament will be the most ethnically diverse ever, study finds 12 June 2024

The Telegraph examines British Future research into the diversity of the next parliament.

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UK government urged to harness football clubs for ‘social connection’

UK government urged to harness football clubs for ‘social connection’ 14 May 2024

The Guardian reports on new British Future research into the power of football to connect diverse communities.

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Starmer has laid out his plan to tackle asylum. Will it actually work?

Starmer has laid out his plan to tackle asylum. Will it actually work? 12 May 2024

In The Observer, British Future Director Sunder Katwala analyses Keir Starmer’s Dover speech. 

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Scots shock kicks off a febrile week in UK politics

Scots shock kicks off a febrile week in UK politics 29 April 2024

Sunder Katwala reacts to Humza Yousaf’s recent resignation in his Eastern Eye column.

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Jake Puddle: Councils are driving new ideas to support people seeking asylum

Jake Puddle: Councils are driving new ideas to support people seeking asylum 3 April 2024

British Future researcher Jake Puddle writes for The Local Government Chronicle about the new toolkit for local authorities supporting refugees […]

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Attitudes towards migration for work: the ‘brightest and best’ vs economic and social need

Attitudes towards migration for work: the ‘brightest and best’ vs economic and social need 28 March 2024

In UK in a Changing Europe, Heather Rolfe examines the findings of British Future’s latest Immigration Attitudes Tracker.

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Less than a quarter of the public back Rwanda Bill in current form, poll finds

Less than a quarter of the public back Rwanda Bill in current form, poll finds 18 March 2024

Politics.co.uk reviews Focaldata polling commissioned by British Future examining public attitudes towards the Rwanda Bill.

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British Future’s research into public attitudes on issues such as immigration, integration and identity helps us and our partners develop effective messages that reach and persuade new audiences. We offer constructive policy solutions to people’s legitimate concerns and work to find common ground that can bring people together.

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