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Inequality

Why the Grenfell tragedy is about inequality

Kevin Gulliver
26 July, 2017

To tackle the crisis at the heart of Grenfell we need to tackle the inequality behind it.

Five reasons we can’t stop worrying about inequality in the UK

Annie Quick
21 July, 2017

Don’t believe the hype: figures showing a fall in inequality don’t give the whole picture.

Britain’s struggling voters won’t put up with inequality much longer

Dr. Wanda Wyporska
7 July, 2017

Extreme levels of poverty are making our politics far more volatile

The Queen’s Speech said nothing about the future of social housing post-Grenfell

Kevin Gulliver
22 June, 2017

The government is offering no action on inequality

The equality act established a duty to reduce socio-economic inequality – but will the new government bring it into force?

Lucy Shaddock Koldo Casla
6 June, 2017

Reducing inequality could be a legal duty for public bodies

The next government must act on the changing nature of modern work

John Earls
19 May, 2017

A major review of modern employment publishes its recommendations next month

The Rich List: Why inequality must be a general election battleground

Kevin Gulliver
10 May, 2017

Last week the Times published their annual ‘Rich List’ – and it’s the latest sign that inequality must be a key general election battleground. Labour proposes to raise income taxes for those earning more than £80,000 yearly. And even Prime Ministertest

What are the issues Theresa May would prefer not to talk about?

Ed Jacobs
2 May, 2017

On health, education and policing the government is failing

Being poor kills – to improve public health the government must tackle inequality

Kevin Gulliver
10 April, 2017

Health policy must include a focus on social determinants

How do we help households save money when they have nothing?

Carl Packman
22 March, 2017

A new report explodes some myths about low-income households

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