Jill Rutter (@jillongovt) 's Twitter Profile
Jill Rutter

@jillongovt

Jill Rutter, Brexit at UK in a Changing Europe. Any other stuff at Institute for Government. Full Fact fan. Very ex-civil servant. My views not theirs.

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Anton Spisak (@antonspisak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Not for EU" doesn't mean that a food product doesn't meet EU food-safety standards. All it means is that the seller – Sainsbury's – has had to label the product as such in order to place it on the Northern Irish market – because it's a requirement under the Windsor Framework.

Roger Mosey (@rogermosey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Watch a terrific panel at Selwyn College discuss Labour one year into government. With Tom Baldwin, Jill Rutter, Ryan Shorthouse & Lizzy Buchan - chaired by my colleague Janet O’Sullivan. youtube.com/live/PFNvCYdoH…

Chris Goldsmith (@thetennistalker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BBC the Andrew Castle and John Lloyd commentary conversation really needs to go They offer very little nowadays. Not sure what the demographic of tennis viewers is on the BBC but........ I just mute and listen to the radio while I watch

Paul Johnson (@pjtheeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Frankly outrageous from the govt. This new, and I think unprecedented, ban on civil servants speaking in public will damage public debate, politics, policy making and the civil service itself. What are they thinking? instituteforgovernment.org.uk/comment/govern…

Full Fact (@fullfact) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Google has announced that it is de-prioritising fact checks. This means reliable fact checks from credible organisations might get buried deeper in your search results. Our blog on this: fullfact.org/technology/the…

Google has announced that it is de-prioritising fact checks.

This means reliable fact checks from credible organisations might get buried deeper in your search results.

Our blog on this: fullfact.org/technology/the…
Neil Couling (@neilcouling) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I wasn’t planning to comment but treating existing claimants differently to new claimants when making changes to social security is very common. Can feature as protecting levels or staying under old rules - examples, abolition of SDA in 2001, intro LHA in 2008, abolition WCA 2017

Bernard Mukwaira (@bernardmukwaira) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can Wimbledon schedulers explain why Zverev who has never won a major, gets to play on a show court and yet Madison Keys who won a major this year, is on court 2? #Wimbledon2025

Paul Johnson (@pjtheeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very good piece. Those who still seem to think we can have our cake and eat it (aka increase spending without increasing taxes) need to read it.

UK in a Changing Europe (@ukandeu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"But it was on the move into government that the focus on missions seemed to slip." Labour promised to bring about change via mission-led government in their manifesto. One year on from the election, Jill Rutter argues that missions have hardly featured ukandeu.ac.uk/mission-inacti…

David Gauke (@davidgauke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Quite. All those complaining about "Rachel Reeves' self-imposed fiscal straitjacket" being the cause of Labour's woes should note the market reaction to uncertainty over her position.

UK in a Changing Europe (@ukandeu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don't miss our next Lunch Hour looking back on the Labour Party's first year in government following its landslide election win 💻 Online 📆 Monday 7 July, 1pm BST With Anand Menon, Jill Rutter, John McTernan, Kate Devlin & Luke Tryl ukandeu.ac.uk/events/ukice-l…

Ant Breach (@antbreach) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Planning reform is a real bright spot in the Government's agenda. But if it continues to allow local politicians to block new homes already agreed in local plans, then it risks not making the most of its own reforms - a quick thread:

Planning reform is a real bright spot in the Government's agenda. But if it continues to allow local politicians to block new homes already agreed in local plans, then it risks not making the most of its own reforms - a quick thread:
Ant Breach (@antbreach) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great clip showing just how burdensome securing planning permission for a dozen flats has become since the Town and Country Planning Act 1947

Institute for Government (@instituteforgov) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PODCAST🎙️Ending in tears: Labour’s first year in government Jill Rutter , Claire Ainsley and Sam Freedman join Hannah White to weigh up the government’s highs and lows – and what comes next Listen in full🎧 instituteforgovernment.org.uk/podcast/inside…

Sophie Stowers (@sophiestowers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I was on the Westminster Hour last night discussing Labour’s first year in government and More in Common’s latest MRP— you can have a listen here: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Kiran Stacey (@kiranstacey) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BREAKING: Govt has now ruled out plans for regional electricity pricing. As per BBG story by Ailbhe Rea and others. But new details: - Decision has gone to cabinet - Officials are sorting through alternatives - Announcement by early Aug theguardian.com/business/2025/…

heyJK.london (@heyjklondon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Seriously TfL Westminster City Council Hyde Park Crner should be a Metropolitan Police issue, daily drivers are causing danger blocking all pedestrian crossings This evening people caught in middle of road trying to get around gridlock then outer lane starts moving & blowing horns. Will Norman

Paul Johnson (@pjtheeconomist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thank you Helen. It has been a huge honour and privilege to work at IFS with the most brilliant and talented colleagues imaginable. Sad to be leaving but delighted that the wonderful Helen Miller is taking over. I know she will take the IFS from strength to strength.