Further evidence that deprived areas have suffered the deepest cuts
People in poorer areas have seen cuts of £182 more per head than their more affluent counterparts
Inequality
IFS finds that the most deprived areas have seen the deepest cuts
Planned spending cuts for 2015-16 are likely to return to the same areas to squeeze them further
Good news: the pay gap has narrowed. Bad news: Londoners’ wages are getting worse
Annual pay rose 2.5 per cent for the average Londoner, compared to 5.9 per cent for the rest of the UK
Executive pay is damaging the reputation of business
Addressing dysfunctional levels of corporate pay is necessary to create the kind of stable society that business needs in order to flourish
Poverty is a structural economic problem that any future government must address
Politicians need to accept the fact that like the state pension, benefits and tax credits are a central part of the economy
1.2 million children could be in poverty by 2030, says new Fabian report
Implementing decent Living Wage and minimum wage policies could lift 900,000 people out of poverty – we need to act now
New analysis finds that over 5 million people are earning less than Living Wage
No areas in northern England make the TUC’s list of top ten places for fair pay
Report says children in deprived areas are missing out on science education
RSA report finds that children in poorer areas have fewer academic choices
Comment: Premier League clubs must lower ticket prices following the new TV deal
The TV deal is an opportunity for clubs to rebuild their relationship with fans
£5.14bn vs £8 an hour – the ugly truth about unequal pay in the beautiful game
The Premier League’s latest pay pack really brings home the troubling extent of inequality in modern Britain