News 04 August 2026 Professor Philippa Webb KC represents claimants in landmark Supreme Court spyware case Professor Philippa Webb KC has represented two human rights activists in a landmark Supreme Court case concerning the alleged use of spyware by a foreign state. Law Oxford Institute of Technology and Justice ... United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The Guardian Here’s the lesson to learn from England’s World Cup joy: shared purpose is key, not shared ancestry For the Guardian, Professor Maya Tudor highlights the importance of pride in a national story for a successful democracy. Maya Tudor Democracy and politics United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The New Statesman How to solve the Neet crisis: Three policy ideas for Andy Burnham Professor Paul Collier discusses the UK's Neet crisis in the New Statesman, highlighting the need for systemic reforms to help young people transition into education, training and work. Paul Collier Inclusion United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The New Statesman To save Britain, Burnham must take on the Treasury Writing for the New Statesman, Professor Paul Collier outlines four reforms he believes Andy Burnham should pursue if he becomes the UK's next Prime Minister. Paul Collier Public sector United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The Times Are we facing a cybersecurity crisis? Professor Ciaran Martin is quoted in the Times on whether the UK is facing a cybersecurity crisis. Ciaran Martin Digital, Cyber and AI Oxford Programme for Cyber and Technology Policy ... United Kingdom (UK)
In the media The Guardian Nigel Farage’s Russian hack claim ‘without any merit’, former NCSC chief says Professor Ciaran Martin says Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage's allegation that a Russian hack was behind a report on £5m gift is ‘entirely unsubstantiated’ in an interview with The Guardian. Ciaran Martin Public sector Oxford Programme for Cyber and Technology Policy ... United Kingdom (UK)
12 May 12 May 2026, 16:15 - 17:45 Public Roundtable on AI Governance in China Join us for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of AI governance in China today, with leading experts from China’s Tsinghua University and Oxford University.
Blog 17 April 2026 The UK’s new imperialist right: how we must strengthen the call for reparatory justice Master of Public Policy student Rahym R Augustin-Joseph explores how contemporary UK migration policy reflects evolving forms of colonial power and argues for a renewed and strengthened call for reparatory justice. Rahym Augustin-Joseph Democracy and politics United Kingdom (UK) ... Latin America and the Caribbean
In the media BBC Wake Up to Money Mythos vs Reality Professor Ciaran Martin on the potential impacts of Anthropic's new AI engine 'Mythos'. Ciaran Martin Digital, Cyber and AI Oxford Programme for Cyber and Technology Policy ... United Kingdom (UK)
