Tag: inequality

After seven years of austerity, millions of people in Britain are at breaking point. But instead of giving a break ...

Seven years after Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron promised "We're all in this together", the only two regions of the ...

It turns out, the media ‘accidentally’ pinned the blame for cruel Tory policies on... Jeremy Corbyn. During the general election, ...

We need to talk about Jacob Rees-Mogg. Urgently. Because the MP is fast becoming a social media star. He has ...

The next annual budget is nearly upon us and, as usual, the government is reporting that we have a healthy and ...

Theresa May is about to smash a record that has remained unbroken since the dark days of Margaret Thatcher. Without ...

The world's richest of the rich have begun their annual meeting where they discuss how they'll solve our problems. But ...

On Saturday 7 January, a group of demonstrators brought Knightsbridge in London to a standstill. They were protesting the treatment of ...

Theresa May has announced that she is going to "transform" attitudes towards mental health. She claims she is going to ...

A homeless man has 'frozen to death' on the streets of Britain, on the coldest night of the year so ...

Boris Johnson continues to woo Trump in his efforts to backtrack over earlier, less favourable comments he made about the President-elect. ...

A comprehensive new study shows that austerity, not immigration, was the main reason people voted for Brexit back in June. But ...

On Monday 3 October, Chancellor Philip Hammond boasted that the Conservatives were "the most successful party in British political history". ...

In an interview published by Bloomberg on 27 September, former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne admitted his policies had created ...

A new report by the charity Oxfam shines yet another light on the UK's inequality crisis. It also calls on Prime ...

It's generally accepted that women suffer the most from austerity. But now, it looks like some of the most vulnerable ...

The UK, Portugal and Greece  are the only three countries in a network of 35 developed nations to have suffered ...