
A refusal to tackle child poverty shames us as a country
Over the last decade the number of children living in poverty has increased by around 600,000.

Over the last decade the number of children living in poverty has increased by around 600,000.

Our lives are not governed by some invisible hand of fate. Rather they are governed by myths and theories that mask power and politics and advance the interests of elites

‘The government’s policies have delivered stagnation and misery. A new course needs to be charted.’

People have a choice: we can have rampant corporate power or democracy, but not both.

Professor Prem Sikka outlines how we can rein in predatory practices

We need to invest directly in new industries, promote equitable distribution of income and wealth, reform corporate governance and take action on dead-weights dragging the economy down.

Interest rate rises transfer wealth from the public to rentiers

The controversial strike reforms have suffered more defeats in the House of Lords. The government has promised to overturn the latest Lords’ amendments.

‘The UK inflation rate is high because of failed government policies’

‘The rot set in 1989, when the Conservative government privatised ten state-owned regional water boards’