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The next stage of Universal Credit could push even more people to foodbanks
The next stage of Universal Credit could push even more people to foodbanks
London’s first free shower for the homeless is set for Brixton
London’s first free shower for the homeless is set for Brixton
Our iconic Remembrance Day cover is featured in Ian Birch’s ‘Uncovered’
Our iconic Remembrance Day cover is featured in Ian Birch’s ‘Uncovered’
Hot water bottles are being tied to trees to help homeless people stay warm
Hot water bottles are being tied to trees to help homeless people stay warm
The council borrowing cap has been scrapped and housing experts are rejoicing
The council borrowing cap has been scrapped and housing experts are rejoicing
Leftover bread is being turned into new loaves in a bid to end food waste
Leftover bread is being turned into new loaves in a bid to end food waste
Southampton’s air-filtering bus is the first step towards cleaner cities
Southampton’s air-filtering bus is the first step towards cleaner cities
Campaigners are fighting to give migrant children free school meals
Campaigners are fighting to give migrant children free school meals
The UK food industry has adopted a revolutionary new food waste plan
The UK food industry has adopted a revolutionary new food waste plan
Scrapping traffic lights could make driving easier and help the environment
Scrapping traffic lights could make driving easier and help the environment
A Big Issue vendor’s amazing pencil portrait is heading Down Under for £1,500
A Big Issue vendor’s amazing pencil portrait is heading Down Under for £1,500
More than 35,000 plastic bottles have been pulled from the Thames this year
More than 35,000 plastic bottles have been pulled from the Thames this year
Theresa May says Britain must prepare for a ‘no deal’ Brexit
Theresa May says Britain must prepare for a ‘no deal’ Brexit
Ruth Davidson: I thought I’d be married in my early twenties with two kids
Ruth Davidson: I thought I’d be married in my early twenties with two kids
Justine Greening explains what’s at stake for the 15 million British renters
Justine Greening explains what’s at stake for the 15 million British renters
The way we determine poverty needs an urgent shake-up, report finds
The way we determine poverty needs an urgent shake-up, report finds
Wealthy families scheming with postcodes to beat the school admissions system
Wealthy families scheming with postcodes to beat the school admissions system
Justine Greening takes the Creditworthiness Assessment Bill into the Commons
Justine Greening takes the Creditworthiness Assessment Bill into the Commons
Could Brexit ultimately help spread peace, love and understanding?
