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11 Nov 2024
Baku to the future
International legal enforcement is the missing ingredient in the Azerbaijan talks, argue Jon McLeod and Sophia Meadows
4 Nov 2024
It’s time for Labour to learn to love nuclear (again)
In the wake of last week’s Budget, Jon McLeod examines Labour's need to sharpen its focus on nuclear energy and its potential to shape the UK's clean energy future.
1 Nov 2024
Select Committee scrutiny kicks off across Parliament
Sophia Meadows, Tom Fisher and Iman Muneer report on the large number of inquiries that have been announced by the new House of Commons Select Committees this week
25 Oct 2024
The return of the magnificent Select Committees
Jon McLeod and Samuel Piña look ahead to the reawakening of this key element of the Parliamentary machinery
4 Oct 2024
Time for UK universities to move beyond reliance on China
Does the Chinese government have our cash-strapped universities over a barrel? asks Jonny Harris.
3 Oct 2024
Can Labour balance AI innovation and creators’ rights?
How far will the Party go in protecting intellectual property rights-holders as it seeks to fire growth with AI, ask Samuel Pina and Freddie Eltringham.
1 Oct 2024
Taxing times for independent schools
DRD Partnership’s Kate Miller joined a group of fellow education experts at the Independent School’s Show Leaders Forum to discuss VAT’s impact on the sector. Iman Muneer reports.
27 Sep 2024
From “taking back control” to “active government”, the Labour Chancellor has fired the starting gun on a new era of interventionism
From “taking back control” to “active government”, the Labour Chancellor has fired the starting gun on a new era of interventionism. Jon McLeod and Freddie Eltringham lift the lid on the policy behind Labour’s plans to unlock Britain’s growth.
25 Sep 2024
DRD and Grant Thornton panel event: The art of managing complex corporate crises
DRD was pleased to co-host a breakfast event with Grant Thornton UK LLP on navigating the perfect storm of complex corporate crises.
24 Sep 2024
An AI eternal wait for business: can the UN keep pace with machine learning?
Claire Davidson and Michael Rose examine the UN’s efforts to create a global regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, and asks whether it can ever keep up with the rapid pace of change.
13 Aug 2024
When does my issue become a crisis?
As crisis management specialists, we are often asked about the optimal time to engage a crisis communications firm. The answer depends on several factors involving the issue itself, timing and those stakeholders who might be involved or affected.
25 Jul 2024
Labour In Government: the complete guide to the Parliamentary Labour Party
We are pleased to announce the release of DRD's latest report, “Labour in Government: the complete guide to the Parliamentary Labour Party.”
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