How new DWP chief Amber Rudd is in denial over Britain’s poverty crisis
Why was the new Work and Pensions boss’ first Parliamentary statement to reject the United Nation’s findings on poverty?
Public Services
The plight of these National Gallery educators shows how the gig-economy is coming for the public sector
The renowned museum sacked 27 workers last year without prior notice or compensation. Now they’re fighting to be recognised as employees like any others.
Did the Tories and SNP just team up to block rail re-nationalisation?
Scotland’s privatised rail operator has been under fire for dire performance in recent months. But a Scottish Labour motion to renationalise the system was defeated.
The Health Secretary has ulterior motives for backing an arts revolution in the NHS
The government’s approach to the arts in health is ideological – not principled.
We need a new principle in education: no child should be excluded from school
As dozens of schools are found to suspend 1 in 5 pupils, Jennette Arnold AM argues we need massive investment turn it around.
Natalie Bennett: We’re already past peak privatisation
Even the government may be realising that privatisation has failed
Teachers and headteachers consider ‘unprecedented’ joint strike over schools cuts
The Chancellor’s cash for “little extras” is seen as insulting to schools who’ve been cut for eight years
Steve Bannon has been invited to speak at a BBC event – and people aren’t happy
After Arron Banks and numerous undisputed IEA appearances, the public service broadcaster is now hosting a proud white supremacist.
REVEALED: Why the Chancellor’s ‘no new PFI’ announcement is nothing but window-dressing
In 2027/28 there will still be 600 PFI schemes in operation – costing taxpayers almost £10bn a year.
Do we really own our health service? Inside the world of NHS estates
Ten ways to fix the mess in NHS property management.