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By: Rosie Beacon

Rosie Beacon is a senior policy analyst at the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

  • The Met Police is a victim of the curse of incrementalism and endless inquiries

    Rosie Beacon

    The Metropolitan Police has been the subject of a series of scandals, from the murder of Sarah Everard to David Carrick, and endless commissions won't help it adapt to the needs of 2023, writes Rosie Beacon

  • As we modernise education, we can’t allow hackers to target our kids’ future

    rosie beacon

    Schools operate in a world where parents don't sign physical sick letters or have mailed report cards, but if this digital system is held to ransom, students' grades and even university entry could be at risk, writes Rosie Beacon.

  • As the nature of work evolves, we need fresh solutions to employment regulation that go beyond union membership

    Rosie Beacon

    For better or worse, unions currently feel omnipresent. But within this political quagmire of public sector pay demands and strikes, the oft-quoted defence of unions is not merely their position as an immense vehicle of wage bargaining, but their historic role in the development of basic employment rights. So it seems unusual that there still [...]

  • When did we simply accept fraud as an inevitable part of our modern lives?

    November 30, 2022

    The more government reports there have been, the less policy has been delivered. Fraud is a glaring example of this.

  • We’ve been using digital identities for years without impinging on our civil liberties or freedom

    November 16, 2022

    I hate to break this news, but we have had digital identities in the UK for several years now.

  • From funding to effectiveness: we need to change how we look at innovation

    November 2, 2022

    One consistent low hanging fruit for politicians when it comes to economic growth is innovation policy, which consists of spending public money to fund new research and development of new technologies. While the public and different political parties might see its purpose as slightly different, it is broadly perceived to be unproblematically valuable for both [...]

  • Simply offering any help for mental health isn’t the same as the right kind of help 

    October 19, 2022

    Even with the right funding and as many therapists as the NHS needs, there would still be an underlying lack of clarity with how mental health issues are diagnosed and treated.

  • As Britain’s identity is pulled apart, we need a vision for a better future

    October 5, 2022

    Responding to this moment with a coherent, optimistic narrative should be essential, whether you are the governing party or aspiring to be the next government. But it is something that still feels notably absent.

  • From Thatcher to Truss: stop equating female leaders with feminist leaders

    September 22, 2022

    In Liz Truss, we now have our third female prime minister and our second in a decade - a laudable achievement. It is important not to confuse a female body for a feminist mind.

  • To do more than simply stay standing, the NHS must return to its first ideas

    September 7, 2022

    Last week, in the wake of the desperately sad passing of TV host Bill Turnbull, BBC Radio 4 dedicated a segment to the importance of prostate cancer screening. “But the NHS can’t cope if every man turns up and demands a test,” said presenter Nick Robinson. This candid, casual reflection highlights a profound deficiency in [...]

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