Two new studies by the Social Metrics Commission and the New Economics Foundation reveal the extent to which David Cameron and Theresa May have wrecked havoc in Britain’s wallets.
Accounting, auditing, corporate governance and banking failures have already destroyed economies and livelihoods, but governments and regulators have done little to introduce meaningful reforms and their failures make the next crash more likely.
Last week, people hit by benefit cuts staged a dramatic demonstration on a train to highlight the impact of austerity. They have one aim: to raise hope.
‘Snow excuse, Phil…’ It’s cuts, not bad weather that’s to blame for shoddy GDP figures.
England and Wales have lost over 45,000 police officers and staff since 2010.
With little investment in the health services and social inequality on the rise, the Tories that have questions to answer.
The Act has noble aims. But it is a sticking plaster for a problem of the Tories’ making.
The number of children thought to be victims has risen by 66 per cent in just two years.
It’s got something to do with their eight year campaign of austerity…
Even Tory voters think the government’s gone too far – with 48 per cent saying the cuts have been too deep.
