New DWP statistics: more than 80 people are dying each month shortly after being declared ‘fit for work’
Iain Duncan Smith has serious questions to answer
Good Society
Who should older Labour supporters be voting for?
The leadership candidates offer varying degrees of support to the over-50s
Corbyn is right to listen to women’s transport fears
No one likes the idea of segregation, but practicality has to come first
IDS is yesterday’s man seeking headlines
A minister desperately trying to hide from his own policy failures at great human cost
Three mistakes Labour has made in the leadership contest
A dry and stage managed effort by Labour HQ has done little to enhance the reputation of the party
IDS prepares disabled people for yet more cuts
The Work and Pensions secretary believes that work can cure illnesses
Even more vulnerable people are about to drop off the electoral register
The government has ignored the advice of the Electoral Commission, and it’s threatening our democracy
Corbyn will transform Labour from political party to pressure group
Corbyn’s campaign is about ideologically beating the rest of the left, not winning over the electorate
Does Labour have anything to offer the elderly?
True to form, the Tories have designed policies which mainly cater to wealthy pensioners
The government’s ‘boot camp’ idea is built on myths
Most young people want to work, there just aren’t enough jobs for them