Social Justice
Female students are still avoiding nights out for fear of sexual assault
Female students are still avoiding nights out for fear of sexual assault
Digital inclusion: What is it and why is it important?
Digital inclusion: What is it and why is it important?
Families could be spending £550 extra on energy bills next year
Families could be spending £550 extra on energy bills next year
Universal credit taper rate change does not help low-income families ‘live with dignity’
Universal credit taper rate change does not help low-income families ‘live with dignity’
Low-income families in Scotland to receive £20 per week from April
Low-income families in Scotland to receive £20 per week from April
Kitmas campaign will give football shirts to thousands of children in poverty this Christmas
Kitmas campaign will give football shirts to thousands of children in poverty this Christmas
MPs join calls for Windrush compensation scheme to be taken off Home Office
MPs join calls for Windrush compensation scheme to be taken off Home Office
Food banks are giving out almost 2,000 emergency parcels to children every day
Food banks are giving out almost 2,000 emergency parcels to children every day
UK trans mutual aid funds to donate to or get support from
UK trans mutual aid funds to donate to or get support from
Legacy benefits freeze left disabled people living on ‘historically’ low payments, court hears
Legacy benefits freeze left disabled people living on ‘historically’ low payments, court hears
‘Institutional racism is something you cannot escape’: Azeem Rafiq testimony resonates with British Muslims
‘Institutional racism is something you cannot escape’: Azeem Rafiq testimony resonates with British Muslims
DWP faces High Court battle over ‘morally bankrupt’ legacy benefits rule
DWP faces High Court battle over ‘morally bankrupt’ legacy benefits rule
Windrush compensation scheme should be independent as victims fear Home Office, experts say
Windrush compensation scheme should be independent as victims fear Home Office, experts say
Government accused of ‘institutionalising’ food banks in new guidance for councils
Government accused of ‘institutionalising’ food banks in new guidance for councils
Children in care are being handcuffed on their way to school and foster homes
Children in care are being handcuffed on their way to school and foster homes
Scurvy and malnutrition in the UK have doubled since 2010
Scurvy and malnutrition in the UK have doubled since 2010
Nurses say levelling up is ‘lip service’ if lessons aren’t learnt from Covid health inequalities
Nurses say levelling up is ‘lip service’ if lessons aren’t learnt from Covid health inequalities
‘It’s going to be a dark winter’: Universal credit claimants respond to the Budget
‘It’s going to be a dark winter’: Universal credit claimants respond to the Budget
Virtual healthcare is discriminatory and breaches Equality Act, say charities
