Andy Burnham's Cabinet Plans Spark Debate and Calls for Rethinking Think Tank Funding
Andy Burnham's 'black box' plans for his cabinet have sparked considerable debate in Westminster, with some critics calling for think tanks to rethink their funding models. Discussions also include suggestions for David Miliband to join Burnham's cabinet.
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Hylton Guthrie says the UK has a problem with opaque political funding, while Andy McWilliam wonders if the closure of the High Pay Centre presents Andy Burnham with an opportunity Polly Toynbee laments the decline in funding of various (mostly centre-left) thinktanks because the Aberdeen Group terminated its Financial Fairness Trust (This thinktank exposed fat cats and obscenely high pay. Guess what has happened to it?, 10 July). I suggest that the financial vulnerability of thinktanks being...
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