
There are clear ways to rebuild our broken economy but the government is blinded by Tory dogma
It’s not just about increasing borrowing — we need to start closing corporate tax loopholes.

It’s not just about increasing borrowing — we need to start closing corporate tax loopholes.

There are a number of tools available to Philip Hammond to fix our broken economy, but Tory ideology blinds him to them.

Over 3m low-income families would be about £500 worse off as tariffs on EU goods are imposed and high street prices rise.

15 per cent of the British workforce are now self-employed but this often comes at the cost of job security and employer obligations such as pensions and sick pay.

The UK economy is not working. Dramatic reform is needed now.

Personal debt in Britain stands at £200bn and grows by 10 per cent a year. Any increase in interest rates could tip millions over the edge.

It is no longer generating rising earnings for a majority of the population, and young people today are set to be poorer than their parents.

The hike in rail fares will make life even harder for struggling households seeing the cost of goods and services rising, wages dropping and consumer debt growing.

A ‘spiral of complacency’ over consumer debt is posing a huge risk to the UK economy, the Bank of England has warned.

Claims that the tuition fee system is progressive aren’t supported by the evidence, this report finds.