Columnists
Welcome to the ‘Youth Hunger Games’: the brutal NEET race for shrinking pickings
Young people are being exhorted to keep chasing the elusive prize of employment, even as our work-centred world is diminishing
Columnists
Starmer’s Lords legacy is his leadership in microcosm
Bold promises of radical change lacked coherence, yielding disjointed and contradictory results Tom Brake is the Chief Executive of Unlock […]
How we can learn to tackle the renting crisis from Manchester
Marcus Johns is a senior researcher at the Fabian Society. There is much talk of ‘Manchesterism’ at the moment. I […]
We need to abolish state-sanctioned poverty
No one is ever born poor. They are condemned to poverty by societal policies which prevent millions from realising their full physical, mental, and intellectual capacities potentialities.
The finance curse is devouring the UK
Prem Sikka is an Emeritus Professor of Accounting at the University of Essex and the University of Sheffield, a Labour […]
Wera Hobhouse MP: Reform UK is importing America’s abortion culture war into Britain
Wera Hobhouse is the Liberal Democrat MP for Bath Abortion has always involved deeply-held personal, ethical and religious beliefs. But for […]