Crisis warns of benefit sanction ‘hotspots’
Another report into the punitive sanctions system shows geographical variations in the number of jobseekers being cut off
Good Society
The coalition’s appalling failure to build houses laid bare
Shadow housing minister Emma Reynolds will today set out plans to reverse the coalition’s record, which has resulted in 205,000 fewer home owners
A cap on credit and debit card fees will save UK businesses £480m a year
On Tuesday Labour MEPs will vote in favour of a new European law that will cap these fees for good
Decent in-work benefits are crucial for reducing child poverty
Annual cuts to key benefits will take £17.9bn a year from working families by 2016/17
Boris’ apprenticeship programme is failing young people
Time is running out for the mayor to reach his target
Welfare changes are crippling us, say Scottish single parents
New report shows lone parents being hit hardest by austerity measures north of the border
Child exploitation: an issue minorities cannot afford to ignore
Failure to engage with the cultural issues in the case review makes them ripe for exploitation by the far right
If house prices and wages had kept pace, first time buyers could be paying £77k less
A new report by Shelter shows how drastically house price inflation has outstripped earnings
Don’t be fooled – the Conservatives aren’t the LGBT-friendly party they would have us believe
Cameron’s voting record and austerity decisions shows that he is lacking integrity on gay issues
Poll: Is Nick Clegg right to call for the decriminalisation of all drugs?
The Lib Dem leader says attempts to criminalise drug use have failed