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A roundup of progressive news…
Real household disposable income growth for working-age families averaged just 0.7 per cent a year in the 15 years leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Johnson is now the least popular member of the cabinet by quite some distance.
‘I get that perhaps it’s easier to come on to these programmes and say I don’t know but surely you must ask to try and find out’
The announcement has sparked criticism and raised questions about where, during a cost of living crisis, Johnson’s priorities lie.
In a drive to tackle soaring living costs, Germany has introduced a cap on travel expenses.
Leo Varadkar said he has “never seen relations as bad” between London and Dublin.
As police flex their new powers by targeting a peaceful protest outside parliament, resentment towards the government’s controversial legislation seems higher than ever.
Nick Humberstone has entered the contest to replace Amelia Womack.
‘They are part of a growing international movement, perhaps a new kind of Cadbury and Quaker capitalism with a social conscience’
