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Don’t listen to the sceptics – India’s poorest will die without our aid
Anas Sarwar, Labour MP for Glasgow Central and a member of the international development select committee, explains why we very much need to continue giving aid to India.
How many more children could GAVI be saving?
GAVI is funded through donor countries and private sector finance partnerships but could get better value for money by reducing costs from private companies.
Carers, working longer and saving public money, still can’t escape the cuts
This week is Carers Week, when national charities and local groups recognise the contribution made by the 6.4 million people who care.
The irrational madness of axing climate change from the curriculum
Tim Holmes responds to this morning's Guardian article on the possibilty of climate change being dropped from the curriculum.
On housing, while Ed has got it wrong, Boris has the answer
While Ed Miliband has got it wrong on housing policy, Boris Johnson has the answer, writes Vidhya Alakeson, Director of Research and Strategy at the Resolution Foundation.
Women lose out under Universal Credit proposals
A single, household-level payment for benefits risks harming children’s well-being, reducing gender equality, and increasing vulnerability to financial abuse.