Comment: Premier League clubs must lower ticket prices following the new TV deal
The TV deal is an opportunity for clubs to rebuild their relationship with fans
Good Society
Stopping benefits for the obese: why it won’t work
This is what happens when you prioritise lurid headlines over actual solutions
If Ed Miliband wants to be prime minister he must do better in Wales
In 2010 Labour saw its share of the vote fall by 6.5 per cent compared to 2005
Comment: Let’s make this the last ever ‘lottery election’
May 2015 could be the ‘lottery election’ – where your vote is worth about as much as a lottery ticket
£5.14bn vs £8 an hour – the ugly truth about unequal pay in the beautiful game
The Premier League’s latest pay pack really brings home the troubling extent of inequality in modern Britain
Francis report: lives have been ruined
Inquiry reveals shocking extent of the mistreatment suffered by NHS staff who raise concerns
The vaccine backlash is a risk to public health
The worst possible way to respond to a mutating flu virus is to dismiss vaccinations
An alternative to foodbanks?
Community supermarkets could provide a more sustainable way to help families out of food poverty
Rent to Own stores are profiting from poverty
Many Britons are being forced to take out highly expensive warranties and insurance for basic items
Social investment’s potential to transform local services
Partnerships powered by social investment are an increasingly important way of ensuring the vulnerable are not left behind by local authority cuts