
IFS: poorest households hit hardest by coalition tax and benefit changes
Working parents in the poorest households have been hardest hit by changes to the tax and benefits system since 2010

Working parents in the poorest households have been hardest hit by changes to the tax and benefits system since 2010

What is happening to petrol prices? The Conservatives can’t seem to decide.

The Conservatives have failed to produce a sustainable critique of Labour’s spending plans.

Tory accusations of unfunded spending commitments are flatly contradicted by the IFS.

Estimates show that the UK needs around 780,000 more engineers over the next five years to meet industry demands – this equates to 156,000 per year. Currently the UK is training less than half that.

The chancellor George Osborne has spent over £43,000 of taxpayers’ money defending bankers’ bonuses, according to new figures.

Poll shows that neither Cameron nor Miliband are trusted to perform safe cuts.

Consumption-driven growth is a recovery built on sand.

There are alternative ways of managing public finances that aren’t reliant on more savage cuts.

Osborne is either is a climate change denier, an idiot, or a sadist. Either way, it will be future generations that will get hurt by this budget’s moves against the planet.