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Housing target could be missed thanks to Brexit, says Shelter
Shelter calls for reform to avoid mistakes of 2008 crash
Bus strikes set for Bank Holiday over roster changes that leave workers ‘out of pocket’
More than 1,000 drivers, engineers and controllers will strike on Friday and Monday
Referendum 2.0? Five questions Owen Smith needs to answer
If Brexit doesn’t mean Brexit, Labour will need a clear strategy to win public support
The UK is now a sporting superpower – what can our politicians learn from Team GB?
We have a rich sporting culture but need one too for democracy, writes Molly Scott Cato
Voters abandon ‘shambles’ Labour – with Jeremy Corbyn their top reason
YouGov survey finds 20 per cent drop in Labour support among those polled in 2016
Want to help 1.6 million households in extreme debt? Raise their incomes
Austerity has fuelled a personal debt boom caused by low incomes and wages
Extremists in prisons: How do you curb Islamist recruitment behind bars?
Separate hate preacher cells will only work alongside deradicalisation efforts
Why don’t Uber drivers and Deliveroo workers form their own co-operatives?
Co-ops like the People’s Ride are an alternative to cyber-feudalism
Women workers still pay a 33 per cent wage penalty after having children
Pay gap among highly educated has not narrowed in 20 years, IFS reports
Sixty per cent of Team GB Olympic medallists went to comprehensive schools
Fewer medal-winners went to private school than in 2012 – but more should be done to support state school athletes