
The best way to tackle health inequalities, Mr Cameron, is to tackle all inequality
The reason why the Tory health policy will fail is that you cannot attack major societal inequalities like health inequality without attacking inequality itself

The reason why the Tory health policy will fail is that you cannot attack major societal inequalities like health inequality without attacking inequality itself

David Cameron has been described as “cartoonish” and a “confused social democrat” by the men who plucked his “philosopher-king” Philip Blond from obscurity.

David Cameron this week outlined his admiration for Nigel Lawson’s period in the Treasury. This is consistent with his stockbroking heritage.

The Tories married couples tax break will be regressive. It will cost £4.9 billion with the richest decile getting a tax break 13 times as big as the poorest.

The ‘Broken society’ that David Cameron has focused on is the fault of the rising inequality that primarily took place under Margaret Thatcher.

David Cameron’s approach to reducing inequality has come under attack from respected academics. Wilkinson and Pickett suggest he must address incomes at the top
David Cameron’s use of poverty statistics are at odds with the findings of the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Particular on measures of severe poverty.

The Equalities Bill, will, for the first time, outlaw discrimination on the grounds of socio-economic background.