
Prem Sikka: Here’s why the autumn statement does nothing to help ordinary working people
‘The chancellor delivered a continuation of austerity, public spending cuts and tax hikes.’
‘The chancellor delivered a continuation of austerity, public spending cuts and tax hikes.’
“This Parliament is on track to be the first in which real household disposable incomes actually fall”
“gimmicks, division, and more of the same.”
“The policies in place are not working or not protecting people in poverty, and much more needs to be done for these people to be protected.”
55% of voters in the North West believe that the government does not care about levelling up, as do 52% of voters in Yorkshire and the Humber.
“Together we will fix tomorrow’s challenges today,” Starmer told the conference
10.2 million people lack the basic digital skills they need to function in society.
With nearly 30 years of Parliamentary experience, we asked Hodge about some of her proudest achievements as an MP, her views on populist extremism, addressing child poverty and inequality and what she thinks the biggest challenges facing the country are going forward.
The ruling Conservative Party might have reflected on its failures and offered fresher policies to rejuvenate the economy and heal social divisions
80% of school staff say providing universal free school meals to all school children would reduce child poverty in their school, according to a survey carried out by the Education Anti-Poverty Coalition.