Digital ID

The UK must prioritise energy security and costs to achieve a future of clean energy.

Introducing digital ID offers a vital solution to efficiently target support for households in need, avoiding costly mistakes from past crises.

Research shows support for digital ID has narrowed since 2025 but net sentiment remains positive, with views shaped more by trust and delivery than ideology.

To govern effectively in an AI-driven world, the UK must modernise its statistical system, ensuring timely, reliable data for informed decision-making.

An agenda for states to strengthen AI sovereignty through strategic positioning, deliberate interdependence and effective technology governance.

The UK needs a new reform agenda – one that harnesses AI technologies to deliver public services that are personalised, preventative and always on.

In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, leaders must adapt early to new realities, build alliances, and shape frameworks around AI, climate and trade.

Ahead of the 2025 Budget, a call for a growth‑focused partnership between government and business, combining targeted investment, fiscal discipline and reforms.

The EU’s Digital ID framework has the potential to redefine digital-ID models worldwide, transforming how societies participate in the digital economy.

A secure digital-ID system can serve as the cornerstone of a modern, tech-enabled state that delivers personalised, data-driven public services.

The Labour government can build a new voter coalition by applying a disruptive‑delivery model to economic growth, public-service delivery and immigration.

Britons broadly back digital ID as a tool to cut bureaucracy, boost public-service delivery and build a more effective state, TBI research shows.