Two-thirds of households are being overcharged for their energy bills
New figures show that despite Cameron’s promises, energy companies are still not charging customers their lowest tariff
Good Society
Tobacco’s dirty power game goes global
Revelations during last year’s tobacco lobby battle in Brussels offered an insight into the extraordinary ability of tobacco companies to delay and weaken legislative proposals they oppose
London-based magazine shut down by hackers after criticising Turkish President Erdogan
The World Weekly was targetted by hackers after publishing an article critical of the Turkish government
Brown slams SNP’s constitutional navel-gazing
Brown urged Labour to focus on what matters most to the people of Scotland
Is a Unionist deal possible in Northern Ireland?
With the electoral landscape unlike anything seen before, both Labour and the Conservatives should also be looking at the possibility of a deal with the unionists
100 people too mentally ill to work get their benefits sanctioned each day
A new report exposes the human cost of the punitive benefits sanctions system
ILO deal upholds the right to strike
A victory for workers after years of deadlock and stalling by employers
Homelessness in London has increased by 79% since 2010
New government figures show that the number of rough sleepers has risen twice as fast in the capital
Poll finds that renters are more at risk of mental health problems
Instability and the threat of sudden price hikes mean renters are more likely to experience serious anxiety or depression than home owners
The economics of co-operation: councils show valuable new ways to boost jobs and business
Existing centralised systems are least effective when tackling issues faced by people furthest from the labour market