The Tories don’t want to make work pay. They want to make working families pay
David Cameron doesn’t have the first idea how to lead a workers’ party
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IDS is yesterday’s man seeking headlines
A minister desperately trying to hide from his own policy failures at great human cost
The jobs figures: even if it’s a blip, it’s a worrying one
As the prime minister boasted about the coalition’s jobs record, the reality was heading in the opposite direction
Why the ‘welfare merry-go-round’ is just spin
We pay taxes for the NHS in case we need healthcare – why should welfare be any different?
This week’s most read: Jeremy Corbyn, an economist’s view of Osborne, and even more sanctions
The most read stories on Left Foot Forward this week
He voted against benefit exceptions for cancer patients: meet the new minister for disabled people
Sounds like he’s brimming with compassion
Cutting support for deaf workers and increasing the Bedroom Tax: welcome back, Iain Duncan Smith
IFS analysis sets out what welfare users can expect now the Tories are back in – and it’s not good
Where parties stand on the issues affecting women
In 2011, 24 per cent of mothers said welfare reforms had forced them to give up work
IFS says next Conservative government will continue hitting poorest hardest
New analysis also says that the pace of cuts will be faster this time
Right to buy: the Tories continue their campaign to erode the welfare state
The Tories seek to revisit Thatcher’s legacy with a policy that will promote social cleansing