So long, IDS. And good riddance.
Despite his supposedly principled resignation, Duncan Smith’s legacy is one of deep prejudice and stigma
Inequality
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
Polling puts Labour ahead as Tories tumble
Just 21 per cent of people believe that George Osborne is doing a good job
Budget 2016: Work doesn’t pay in Osborne’s Britain
Job insecurity is increasing as zero hours contracts and self-employment extend across the economy, while full-time jobs decline dramatically
Comment: Time to end the war on drug victims
People who are dealing with social problems, exacerbated by drug use, feel that they cannot seek help
Oxfam report reveals super-rich gains and gaping inequality
A quarter of all new wealth created in the UK since 2000 has gone to the top one per cent
Every hour, five women are killed by partners or family members
Action Aid calls for increased funding for women’s rights organisations worldwide
A grim forecast for the UK’s poorest families
The IFS predicts child poverty will increase due to planned tax and benefit changes
National Offer Day: It’s time for a fairer school admissions system
As children across the country find out which secondary school they will be attending, we need to find a system that facilitates greater social mobility