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Political and press letters, as CaSE seeks to push for action on key issues facing the R&D sector

We have a new Science Minister! Nusrat Ghani has been appointed Minister for Science and Investment Security. Our Assistant Director, Daniel Rathbone, takes a look at her background and what she might find in her in-tray.

Now the new Government is a few weeks old we would like to see clear statements of intent from Ministers on their plans for research and development (R&D), including confirmation of who the new science minister will be.

CaSE analyses what the new Prime Minister might mean for science and engineering

We take a look at the STEM subject choices of this year’s A level and GCSE cohorts

In the midst of a Conservative leadership contest, our Assistant Director, Daniel Rathbone, rates the progress made by the outgoing Government against our Five-point Roadmap to boost science and engineering, and highlights the areas that the new PM will need to prioritise.

CaSE is starting a longer-term piece of work investigating the skills needs of an R&D intensive UK

Our new Policy Officer, Camilla d’Angelo, takes a look at the UKRI allocations published last week.

Our report shows government labs can be a secret superpower, say Joe Kiely and Daniel Rathbone

With Brexit issues back in the news, our Assistant Director, Daniel Rathbone, gives an update on Horizon Europe association.

Yesterday saw the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities publish its plans for the new £2.6bn UK Shared Prosperity Fund, including how it will be used to support UK R&D.

Today saw BEIS publish its internal allocations, showing how it will spend its multi-year R&D budget. CaSE’s Joe Kiely takes a look at the implications of the numbers.

Yesterday saw the publication of the Government’s long-awaited, flagship levelling-up white paper. But what will it mean for research and innovation across the UK? Our Assistant Director takes a closer look.