
It isn’t just child poverty that limits social mobility; inequality does too
The side of social mobility that no politician will talk about: making rich-but-dim children downwardly mobile.

The side of social mobility that no politician will talk about: making rich-but-dim children downwardly mobile.

The UK has a 43 per cent gap between pensions received by men and women – the third highest level in the EU.

Things are actually even worse than they seem.

It isn’t just wealth that concentrates; opportunity does too.

This is part of a plan to hit the poorest as hard as possible with benefit cuts whilst at the same time saying that if you can afford to save you need not pay tax at all.

Men living in the most deprived areas of the country will live almost 20 years less than those in the least deprived areas.

Blair was right, Labour does need to move out of its ‘comfort zone’ – the comfort zone of refusing to discuss inequality.

Wealthy governments, including the UK, bear responsibility for much of Africa’s loss of resources.

The average pay of a FTSE 100 CEO has rocketed from around £1 million a year in the late 1990s to closer to £5 million today.

Top executives are pulling away from the rest of us, according to a new report.