New report shows how our public services are feeling the strain
Ahead of spending cuts to be announced on Wednesday, the TUC warns that UK public services are already falling behind
Public Services
Why junior doctors are striking
Jeremy Hunt has taken his own electoral rhetoric and confused it for a policy
More than half of social care users do not feel supported, says charity
Social care services are crumbling under the pressure of cuts
US unions vow to fight TPP deal
The TPP deal is a stark warning of what is likely to come on TTIP
Comment: Our education system isn’t working for anyone
Half of graduates work in a career unrelated to their field of study, and the majority work in non-graduate level roles
London’s NHS is in critical condition
Over the eight years of Johnson’s mayoralty, only three years have been covered by any kind of plan to tackle health inequalities
5 things we learned from the new State of Care report
Mental health and adult social care services have been hit especially hard by cuts
We must act now to defend public education
Recent reports show that the Department for International Development is increasingly channelling its public funding to support the privatisation of education around the world
Bleak news for trade unions as TPP deal is agreed in principle
Unions and campaigners across the EU, Canada and the US will need to mobilise to stop unjust trade deals
The ethnic inequalities in our mental health service cannot continue
Jeremy Corbyn’s creation of a ministerial post dedicated to mental health was welcome and long overdue. This week we’re looking at some of the problems facing mental health services in the UK, and what can be done