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British social attitudes: Top-down austerity is clearly being rejected

Carl Packman
2 July, 2016

The survey results show gaping class divisions, but also an opportunity for change

Radical politicians must respond to Britain’s cry of pain

Molly Scott Cato
29 June, 2016

The Brexiters are exploiting people’s anger but offering no solutions

Vote Remain and direct your anger to its rightful target – Westminster

Natalie Bennett
22 June, 2016

A Remain vote will mark the start of a new kind of politics

Left Foot Forward view: Britain is more progressive in Europe

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
2 June, 2016

We will continue to make the positive case for Remain in the weeks ahead

Are Osborne’s ‘overblown’ Brexit numbers doing more harm than good?

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
27 May, 2016

Lots of people are sceptical about the Treasury’s apocalyptic warnings, including the public, economic experts and most of the Remain campaign

Brexit could mean two more years of austerity, IFS reports

25 May, 2016

The government’s aim of balancing the books by 2019/20 would be virtually impossible after a Leave vote

NHS deficit is even higher than the record-breaking official figure

Niamh Ní Mhaoileoin
20 May, 2016

The true deficit — accountancy tricks excluded — is believed to be over £3 billion

Queen’s Speech: The Tories may promise equality but their cuts still punish the poor

Faiza Shaheen
19 May, 2016

While the government calls itself progressive, equality of opportunity requires redistribution of wealth

Gove’s prison reform plan blames individuals and ignores structures

James Treadwell
17 May, 2016

To solve the problems facing the prison system, look at the bigger social picture

Quantitative Easing for the people: the antidote to market fundamentalism?

Carl Packman
15 May, 2016

In ‘A Sharing Economy’, Stewart Lansley argues that social wealth funds could reduce inequality and strengthen economies

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