UKICE Lunch Hour: the UK general election - what’s next?

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On 4 July, voters across the UK will decide who will form the next government. Whatever the result, the new government will face not only a series of policy challenges, but also an electorate that expects change.
How can we improve our public services? And who will pay for it? How can we solve the housing crisis? Will climate policies remain at the top of the agenda? What will the new government's relationship with the EU look like? And how will this play with voters?
Join our panel of experts as they digest the results of the general election and consider the key challenges awaiting our government in waiting.
Panel
Chair - Anand Menon, UK in a Changing Europe
Jill Rutter, UK in a Changing Europe
Jonathan Portes, UK in a Changing Europe
Ben Zaranko, Institute for Fiscal Studies
Sarah Hall, UK in a Changing Europe
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[@danielwebb8402]

This was good. I'd not seen a party political broadcast on behalf of the Labour Party for nearly a week. I'd missed them.

[@samhartford8388]

I am sorry that your intellect is not capable of distinguishing between party and UK government. The more there are people like you, the more like the idiotic state of US politics the UK will become.

[@donalodonoghue7554]

Agree re youth movement. How about free movement for pensioners? 😂

[@samhartford8388]

The suggestion regarding youth movement is not freedom of movement, but based on permits and ability to demonstrate funds for sustenance. Pensioners already have that 'freedom of movement' as citizens of a non-SM country.