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Are the Tories turning back the clock on young people’s mental health?
The infrastructure that was painstakingly built to support young people is being continually dismantled.
Can this year’s graduates really expect record salaries?
New research suggests that the median starting salary for graduates will reach £30,000 for the first time this year.
Transport secretary denies petrol tax cuts as Osborne launches investigation into falling prices
What is happening to petrol prices? The Conservatives can’t seem to decide.
National Union of Journalists join tributes in Paris
While the eyes of the world are so sharply focused on the need to defend press freedom, it is vital to acknowledge the increasing trend for journalists to be targeted.
Public Accounts Committee says DWP is failing to tackle error and fraud in Housing Benefit claims
Despite years of calls for better management, in 2013-14 overpayments amounted to £1.4 billion and underpayments to £0.4 billion.
The debate on airports expansion presents a false choice between prosperity and the environment
The carbon footprint of the UK’s 18 biggest airports has shrunk by three per cent since 2010, even though passenger numbers increased by five per cent over the same period.
The future of many bus services looks bleak
Cuts to budgets mean entire networks of buses have disappeared.
Bill Donohue publicly blames Charlie Hebdo editor for his own death
Catholic fanatic believes that no-one has the ‘moral right’ to insult religion.
Liberty depends on defending the freedoms of those who offend us
Only a robust defence of the right to be offended allows individuals to enjoy their own rights to self-expression.
Why it’s wrong to blame western policies for the Paris attacks
Blasphemy and critical evaluation of Mohammed’s character have always been forbidden, and have been a highly sensitive issue throughout the history of Islam.