Two new studies by the Social Metrics Commission and the New Economics Foundation reveal the extent to which David Cameron and Theresa May have wrecked havoc in Britain’s wallets.
Public schools perpetuate a system of social immobility. Kevin Gulliver argues that to build a fair Britain we need to end the likes of Eton and Harrow.
Last week, people hit by benefit cuts staged a dramatic demonstration on a train to highlight the impact of austerity. They have one aim: to raise hope.
New research shows there’s a stark gap between the support governments provide for corporations and their citizens.
14 months on, there is still no justice for the victims of Grenfell – and many social housing tenants remain at risk.
This week we learnt that illegal drug-related deaths have now been at or near record levels for five years in a row. Thankfully, policy is shifting.
Charities and campaigns were left fuming, following revelations that Theresa May’s office had dropped any references to “burning injustices” in British society for fear of it’s play in Labour’s favour.
As amazing as this weather is, in many workplaces it’s just too damn hot to function. It’s time for a legal maximum temperature.
As new figures show wage stagnation for workers – and big pay hikes for bosses – Prem Sikka argues it’s time to bold solutions to the inequality crisis.
Workers are celebrating a Supreme Court decision to grant Pimlico Plumbers’ “self-employed” full workers rights. But there’s still much do be done, writes Asad Rehman.
