The Charity Commission is assessing concerns raised about the Alan Turing Institute, as the organisation undergoes a restructure amid government pressure.
According to reports, staff at the research charity raised concerns about its governance and internal culture in a whistleblowing complaint to the regulator. This follows a letter from Peter Kyle to the charity’s chair Douglas Gurr, in which the science secretary instructed the institute to “reform itself further to prioritise its defence, national security and sovereign capabilities”. Read the full details here.