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Osborne has no reason to be smug: Britons are suffering an economic hangover
Debt has soared under the coalition – how will the chancellor spin that to his followers?
IFS chief agrees with Labour: a Tory government could make £70 billion in public spending cuts
The independent think tank has backed Ed Balls’ claim that the Conservatives are planning £70 billion worth of public spending cuts
Free schools are great…says chair of free school slammed by Ofsted
The Policy Exchange report was conveniently released on the day David Cameron announced 49 new free schools
The coalition’s appalling failure to build houses laid bare
Shadow housing minister Emma Reynolds will today set out plans to reverse the coalition’s record, which has resulted in 205,000 fewer home owners
A cap on credit and debit card fees will save UK businesses £480m a year
On Tuesday Labour MEPs will vote in favour of a new European law that will cap these fees for good
Why we need the Good Right – and what we can learn from them
There are enough real and substantive changes that can be made to our society without dismissing the other side as beyond the pale
Decent in-work benefits are crucial for reducing child poverty
Annual cuts to key benefits will take £17.9bn a year from working families by 2016/17
Boris’ apprenticeship programme is failing young people
Time is running out for the mayor to reach his target
TUC warns of low-paid jobs recovery for women
Last year’s jobs recovery meant an entry into low-paid, part-time work for many women
Austerity can never work – here’s why
Continuing down the path of austerity while ignoring straightforward – if politically difficult – solutions, will lead the UK closer to economic disaster