Trevor Phillips on race: an important argument, but nowhere near the full picture
A fact cannot be racist, but if not properly explained it can be explosive
Ruby Stockham
Ruby Stockham was formerly a staff writer at Left Foot Forward. She has a Masters degree in Modern Literature and was the winner of The Spectator's 2013 prize for travel writing.
Another Tory government could mean 8.4 million people don’t have access to a GP
House of Commons data shows that, over this parliament, 505 fewer GPs have been trained
The average UK household will have £10,000 of debt by 2016, suggests new report
There are concerns that a surge in optimism about the British economy is leading people to take out more loans than they can truly afford
Union urges authorities to investigate unpaid police volunteers
Volunteers are being used to help cope with the coalition’s vast cuts to jobs
New report shows why public-private partnerships don’t work
Secrecy and concealed borrowing protect commercial rather than public interests
Everyday sexism, every day in the Mail
Today’s Theresa May headline plumbs new depths
Benefit cap breaches children’s rights, says Supreme Court
The cap has a disproportionate effect on women and children and can make life impossible for victims of domestic violence
On the environment, Osborne’s plans just don’t add up
Plans for a tidal energy project in Swansea Bay sit uncomfortably alongside tax breaks for offshore oil
Five things to expect from the Budget
Here’s what we know so far
British people with Bangladeshi and Pakistani backgrounds are three times as likely to be in poverty
New research by Oxford University suggests a disturbing trend of discrimination by employers