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Georgina Quach

Georgina Quach

Newsletter Editor/Editor of Inside Politics at Financial Times

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United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
  • French
Covering topics
  • Society
  • Europe
  • Finance & Banking Services
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Inside England’s broken care economy

Council-commissioned providers are fast losing headroom needed to improve pay and compete with other employers
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Student passports shared online by overseas recruitment agencies

FT analysis reveals potential breach of UK rules over handling of personal data
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The shadow economy behind the international student boom

A lucrative revenue stream for universities has led to an industry of unregulated agents now under scrutiny for making lofty promises
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Failures that haunt UK’s asylum system

Poor decision-making has exacerbated existing backlogs in appeals courts
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Denser, smarter cities will boost UK productivity

Britain has skilled workers to compete with peers but not the urban infrastructure to capitalise on agglomeration benefits
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The value for money crisis at UK universities

Also in this week’s newsletter, Labour’s plan to revive bus services
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Lessons for policymakers on interpreting ethnic differences of opinion

New poll shows varying views among ethnic groups, but that is not the whole story
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Students lured to UK universities by ‘fake promises’ from recruitme...

Cash-strapped institutions turn to unregulated firms to reel in lucrative overseas income
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In defence of Milton Keynes

It is not perfect, but city’s infrastructure-led development and long-term planning may hold key to Labour’s new towns agenda
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Philippines looks beyond call centres to higher-value outsourcing

Agencies seek to recruit skilled professionals such as software developers or data analysts
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UK women’s incomes halve in year following divorce, survey finds

New research shows one in five struggle to afford basic household bills