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• Luca Tiratelli at The King's Fund argues that collaboration across organisations will determine whether devolution succeeds in reducing health inequalities
• Tom Lloyd Goodwin of CLES explains how local wealth-building can help communities share the benefits of economic growth
TALKING POINTS
Professor Danny Dorling argues deepening inequalities are reshaping politics, undermining trust and widening generational divides
David Williams of The NHS Alliance contends that without the right support, recent NHS progress risks being undermined just as the health service begins to turn a corner
Dr Miranda Davies at the Nuffield Trust highlights worsening health inequalities and barriers to healthcare access in prisons
Dan Goss at Demos discusses proposals to improve coordination between small employers, educators and local authorities
Natalie Bennett argues that Andy Burnham's arrival in Westminster will matter only if it sparks the radical democratic reforms Britain desperately needs
Dr Fiona Hunter, Scotland Vice President of RCEM, warns that slow progress on Scotland's ED crisis is costing lives
Clare Crowley of the HSSIB argues that rapid NHS digital transformation is outpacing patient safety safeguards
John Anderson of NAO examines the progress of the Government Finance Function and why strong financial management is increasingly critical across government
University of Manchester research suggests the rollout of Universal Credit has been associated with worsening mental health and increased demand on NHS services
