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Public opinion and the government’s options on migration

Dr Heather Rolfe

25 May 2023

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Immigration and public opinion – more than a numbers game?

Professor Anand Menon and Sophie Stowers

23 May 2023

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Can the Conservative Party be reinvigorated?

Dr David Jeffery

22 May 2023

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UK and EU responses to the war in Ukraine

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British attitudes towards national security risks and cooperation

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A battle for the crown – the UK’s migration story, from the coronation to Eurovision

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