The tragic impact of the housing crisis on the elderly and vulnerable
A report into the housing crisis by the Papworth Trust looks at the impact on the elderly and vulnerable in our society.
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Comment: A moment of truth for the BBC?
With today’s headlines piling yet more pressure on the BBC, Ed Straw looks at whether or not this is a moment of truth for the broadcasting giant.
Why isn’t Boris speaking up for those hit by the GCSE regrading nightmare?
With Boris Johnson calling for a London-wide education authority, Tom Copley demands justice for those let down by the GCSE system.
How will Labour’s EU budget cut vote affect relations with the Lib Dems?
Gareth Epps, co-chair of the Social Liberal Forum, writes about the consequences of Labour’s opportunism on Europe in last night’s budget vote.
Human trafficking isn’t just about immigration
New work from the IPPR tells us the real state of human trafficking in the UK.
Fit and proper? Why James Murdoch must go
With the BSkyB AGM approaching, Matthew Butcher of Fair Pensions tells us why it matters to all of us that James Murdoch is removed from the board.
Breakfast clubs axed, teacher handouts…. the scandal of hungry children in our schools
A study released by Kellogg’s tells us of the importance of breakfast in education, writes Fiona Twycross AM.
Badgers and TB: Vaccinations are the way forward, not the Tory plans for a mass cull
Vaccinations are the way forward in the badgers and TB debate, not the Tory plans for a mass cull, writes former environment secretary Hilary Benn.
A land value tax should be at the heart of London’s economic recovery
Jenny Jones AM, leader of the Green Party on the London Assembly, argues the case for a land value tax to be at the heart of London’s economic recovery.
Salmond’s new separation strategy: Abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival
Alex Salmond’s new separation strategy is to abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival, writes shadow Scotland Office minister Willie Bain.