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Millions are at risk of hunger – ministers must acknowledge the scale of the crisis

Fiona Twycross
8 December, 2014

We must imagine a future without food banks.

Do Tory benefit cuts impact on children’s rights?

Ruby Stockham
2 December, 2014

A new report suggests that young people identify several infringements of their rights in George Osborne’s economic policies.

Natalie Bennett: We have to ban zero-hours contracts

Ruby Stockham
27 November, 2014

The Green Party’s leader put forward her views on education, pay and the NHS in a live debate with young voters.

The problem in Britain isn’t a ‘Westminster elite’, it’s poor social mobility all round

James Bloodworth
24 November, 2014

Politics is merely one of a number of professions that are increasingly dominated by the upper crust of British society.

New report on UK poverty finds housing market is moving the goalposts

24 November, 2014

Changes in the labour and housing markets mean there has been a rise in the number of working people who live in poverty.

Renewables are the future: get on board, or get out of the way

Alasdair Cameron
24 October, 2014

Over the last year renewables have been breaking records.

Exclusive: Do the party conference tax announcements stack up?

Spencer Thompson
22 October, 2014

Spencer Thompson has picked apart the conference announcements of Labour, the Conservatives and the Lib Dems – so which party will benefit whom?

Tristram Hunt’s Hippocratic oath: a bad policy from a weak shadow education secretary

Annie Powell
20 October, 2014

Attention is now focused on the fallout from Hunt’s policy rather than where it should be – on coalition education policy.

How the coalition is privatising state education

Annie Powell
6 October, 2014

Never mind the future threat of for-profit schools, privatisation of English state schools is already underway.

Education policy must acknowledge gender differences

Jill Rutter
9 September, 2014

This year’s GCSE results show the biggest difference between boys’ and girls’ performance since 2003.

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