Labour’s disability benefit reforms slammed as ‘devastating’ and ‘shameful’
The Work and Pensions Secretary confirmed the reforms will cut £5 billion a year from the welfare bill by 2030
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Reactions to Keir Starmer’s decision to scrap NHS England
Unions are unhappy about potential job losses while others are worried it could lead to further privatisation of the health service
Welfare spending cut proposals ‘causing deep fear’ among people with serious health issues
‘The Chancellor has an unenviable task but she does have choices’
Why we need to resist cuts to the arts
“The institutions and buildings facing closure bring more value to our lives than what can be counted on any spreadsheet: they enhance our lives, and delight us”
26 cross-party MPs speak out on plans to cut 91,000 civil servant jobs
They’re supporting the PCS union’s campaign
Revealed: How slashing environmental protections has actually COST businesses money
“Across a wide range of sectors, we are now seeing the accumulated impact of years of deregulation.”
EXCLUSIVE: Robert Jenrick’s involvement in ‘cash for favours’ scandal is ‘damning and offensive’ – Tower Hamlets Mayor
Richard Desmond’s dodged levy could have covered much of the council’s coronavirus shortfall, writes Tower Hamlet’s Mayor John Biggs.
Millions of pensioners are in poverty. We can’t let the Tories scrap the ‘triple lock’
Here’s how we can pay for a vital rise in the state pension next year.
Big businesses are getting bailouts. Why not our Covid-hit councils?
While tax-dodgers are handed public funds, councils are being left to sink.
Austerity cuts to public toilets make coronavirus handwashing harder, says Unison
Almost 1,000 public toilets have closed since 2010.
