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Non-partisan think tank accelerating and shaping an era of British growth and progress; evolved from UK Day One.
Sixth-form student in Lincolnshire. Writing on UK supply side reform, infrastructure and how Britain can start building again.
Journalist based in London. Reporting on technology and politics on UK 2.0. Occasionally sharing thoughts on writing and publishing on Sorry We're Prosed.
Husband, dad. Led the team hired by the UK government to find Russian oligarchs' hidden assets. Now co-founder of an insurtech company, a Policy Fellow at the Centre for British Progress and a Labour councillor in Barnet.
Cofounder at the Centre for British Progress, columnist for Arguably
Chief Economist at the Centre for British Progress. Former civil servant and tentative academic.
Former HM Treasury SpAd and Labour Party staffer. Notes on UK AI policy and politics.
CEO at Natcap, measuring nature risks across supply chains. Previously policy advisor to Gordon Brown.
Growth and AI policy @ University of Oxford
I write about politics, technology, and institutional change.
Co-founder @BritishProgress
Economist at the Centre for British Progress
Thinking about digital government, sovereignty and UK AI Strategy. All posts reflect personal opinions and not those of my employer
Head of Energy and Infrastructure, Centre for British Progress
Unsolicited opinions on how we can fund nature restoration.
I want everyone to have access to cheap, clean, abundant energy. I have worked on energy investments around the world for over a decade, starting as an engineer and moving into business, policy, and finance.
Ted is an independent researcher specialising in environmental governance and land use policy. He is currently undertaking a PhD in the history of technology and the environment at UCL.
Policy Advisor for the Tony Blair Institute covering social and national security. Views my own and not necessarily representative of the Tony Blair Institute.
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