poverty
Steven Woolfe is still UKIP in sheep’s clothing
Don't buy the rhetoric. UKIP is an enemy of the working class.
Poverty costs the public £78bn a year – to cut costs the government should eradicate it
The short-term costs to tackling poverty are worth it, according to new research
UK workers see 10.4 per cent wage drop – the biggest in OECD besides Greece
Real wages from 2007 to 2015 fell despite more jobs, says TUC
May brags about record employment — but what are those jobs really worth?
Too much of the increase in employment is down to unstable, poorly paid jobs that don't take people out of poverty
Food bank use hits another record high
Labour describes need for food banks as 'a shameful symbol' of government neglect
So long, IDS. And good riddance.
Despite his supposedly principled resignation, Duncan Smith's legacy is one of deep prejudice and stigma