Inequality
Women in North of England live shorter lives, more likely to be in poverty and work harder for less
Women in North of England live shorter lives, more likely to be in poverty and work harder for less
Women in the North have been 'failed' by cuts to welfare and public health funding and hit hardest by the pandemic and the cost of living crisis
Surge in babies dying before their first birthday, study finds – especially in deprived areas
Surge in babies dying before their first birthday, study finds – especially in deprived areas
The new Labour government must make changes so disabled people can enjoy sport
The new Labour government must make changes so disabled people can enjoy sport
Poverty and inequality are slowly poisoning Britain. It could lead to a far-right victory in 2029
Poverty and inequality are slowly poisoning Britain. It could lead to a far-right victory in 2029
Women and girls across Britain are in crisis. The next government must act – and fast
Women and girls across Britain are in crisis. The next government must act – and fast
Will Labour's private school tax plan 'destroy the state sector'? Obviously not, experts insist
Will Labour's private school tax plan 'destroy the state sector'? Obviously not, experts insist
Yes, inflation is falling – but nearly 90% of Brits say cost of living crisis is far from over
Yes, inflation is falling – but nearly 90% of Brits say cost of living crisis is far from over
Even Suella Braverman wants to end the two-child benefit cap. Why is Labour refusing to budge?
Even Suella Braverman wants to end the two-child benefit cap. Why is Labour refusing to budge?
Historian Darrin M McMahon on why we need to rethink equality for the modern age
Historian Darrin M McMahon on why we need to rethink equality for the modern age
'It's a choice between dinner and devices': Millions of children held back by digital poverty
'It's a choice between dinner and devices': Millions of children held back by digital poverty
We owe children an apology for the state of the nation, says Caledonian Road author Andrew O'Hagan
We owe children an apology for the state of the nation, says Caledonian Road author Andrew O'Hagan
Investment in social housing is an investment in people
Investment in social housing is an investment in people
Assisted dying: The right to die shouldn't only be for the rich. But could legalising it harm the poor?
Assisted dying: The right to die shouldn't only be for the rich. But could legalising it harm the poor?
It's self interest that keeps our class system exactly where it is
It's self interest that keeps our class system exactly where it is
Ava DuVernay on Origin: 'I want it to be the kind of film you think about after you've left the theatre'
Ava DuVernay on Origin: 'I want it to be the kind of film you think about after you've left the theatre'
UK is 'failing' children as death rates rise, poverty surges and health declines at 'alarming' rate
UK is 'failing' children as death rates rise, poverty surges and health declines at 'alarming' rate
Tories unveil plan to make UK 'most accessible place in the world' – but does it go far enough?
Tories unveil plan to make UK 'most accessible place in the world' – but does it go far enough?
'An urgent wake-up call': Half of disabled people are struggling to pay their energy bills
'An urgent wake-up call': Half of disabled people are struggling to pay their energy bills
It's 20 years and six prime ministers since UK last saw a sustained fall in poverty. Yes, really
It's 20 years and six prime ministers since UK last saw a sustained fall in poverty. Yes, really
Brits are £10,000 poorer now than in 2010, study finds: 'Everywhere has been levelled down'
Brits are £10,000 poorer now than in 2010, study finds: 'Everywhere has been levelled down'
Wealth of world's five richest men doubles as five billion people get poorer: 'It's not democratic'
Wealth of world's five richest men doubles as five billion people get poorer: 'It's not democratic'
Ethnic minorities are still paid less than white colleagues – and pay parity is long, long overdue
Ethnic minorities are still paid less than white colleagues – and pay parity is long, long overdue
Anger as energy firms allowed to resume force-fitting prepayment meters: 'Cruel and dangerous'
Anger as energy firms allowed to resume force-fitting prepayment meters: 'Cruel and dangerous'
Risk of dying from cancer much higher in poorer areas of England, shameful study shows
