Osborne’s cuts mean Universal Credit will punish working families
New research finds the government is undermining its own reforms
cuts
Goodwill has kept NHS going, but the government has even taken that
A junior doctor explains how she and her colleagues have been driven to an all-out strike
Food bank use hits another record high
Labour describes need for food banks as ‘a shameful symbol’ of government neglect
Comment: Corbyn is leading an effective opposition
Last week marked 200 days since Jeremy Corbyn became Labour leader, and the Tories are in crisis
Homelessness has returned to 1900s levels
The figures are expected to soar even higher when the Housing Bill comes into effect
So long, IDS. And good riddance.
Despite his supposedly principled resignation, Duncan Smith’s legacy is one of deep prejudice and stigma
Iain Duncan Smith quits over disability cuts
The changes are described as indefensible in a damning resignation letter
By focusing on Osborne’s missed targets, the Left misses the point
We need to change the conversation by getting rid of purposeless fiscal rules
The disability benefits cut shows the Government’s flagrant disregard for evidence
If more people are living with disabilities, that’s a good reason to increase spending
Budget 2016: Tories still fighting class wars
The numbers behind Osborne’s statement clearly show the failure of the Government’s strategy