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1 in 8 people won’t be able to afford food when universal credit is cut
1 in 8 people won’t be able to afford food when universal credit is cut
Thousands became homeless during pandemic with more feared in autumn
Thousands became homeless during pandemic with more feared in autumn
Period poverty activist Amika George: ‘People underestimate online activism’
Period poverty activist Amika George: ‘People underestimate online activism’
What is the Kickstart scheme and how can you land a placement?
What is the Kickstart scheme and how can you land a placement?
9,000 people could fall into homelessness without national Housing First plan
9,000 people could fall into homelessness without national Housing First plan
Universal credit cut ‘will put 200,000 children at risk of homelessness’
Universal credit cut ‘will put 200,000 children at risk of homelessness’
Voter ID bill slammed as ‘a paywall to the ballot box’
Voter ID bill slammed as ‘a paywall to the ballot box’
‘Tax millionaires like me to fund social care reforms’ says ex-City trader
‘Tax millionaires like me to fund social care reforms’ says ex-City trader
National insurance rise: What Boris Johnson’s social care plans mean for you
National insurance rise: What Boris Johnson’s social care plans mean for you
Voter ID bill to be debated as report warns it could breach human rights
Voter ID bill to be debated as report warns it could breach human rights
Marcus Rashford takes on government over universal credit cut
Marcus Rashford takes on government over universal credit cut
Andy Murray: ‘I would love to ask Alex Ferguson lots of questions’
Andy Murray: ‘I would love to ask Alex Ferguson lots of questions’
Canadian street vendor on Lytton – a village ravaged by wildfires
Canadian street vendor on Lytton – a village ravaged by wildfires
A charity has salvaged tents from Reading Festival to give to refugees
A charity has salvaged tents from Reading Festival to give to refugees
Scotland is getting a new commissioner to look out for future generations
Scotland is getting a new commissioner to look out for future generations
A Glasgow nightclub is using the body heat of dancers to power the venue
A Glasgow nightclub is using the body heat of dancers to power the venue
Businesses are queueing up to offer jobs to Afghan refugees
Businesses are queueing up to offer jobs to Afghan refugees
Ending free prescriptions for over-60s ‘would widen health inequalities’
Ending free prescriptions for over-60s ‘would widen health inequalities’
‘£20 cut would repeat past mistakes’ universal credit campaigners tell PM
‘£20 cut would repeat past mistakes’ universal credit campaigners tell PM
Afghanistan: Dominic Raab repeatedly refuses to say when he went on holiday
