learning and employment
DWP’s ‘automation’ of universal credit discriminates against single mums, researchers say
DWP’s ‘automation’ of universal credit discriminates against single mums, researchers say
Inside the years-long pay row in Scotland risking the futures of working-class students
Inside the years-long pay row in Scotland risking the futures of working-class students
With the new government comes a new opportunity to rethink welfare and benefits
With the new government comes a new opportunity to rethink welfare and benefits
‘I sofa surfed for four months’: How ‘out of control’ renting crisis is hurting key workers
‘I sofa surfed for four months’: How ‘out of control’ renting crisis is hurting key workers
How Starmer’s new prisons minister James Timpson wants to change the way we lock people up
How Starmer’s new prisons minister James Timpson wants to change the way we lock people up
Letters: The politicians who deserve power are the ones speaking on real issues
Letters: The politicians who deserve power are the ones speaking on real issues
Who is Liz Kendall? Work and pensions secretary’s beliefs and what she’ll mean for the DWP
Who is Liz Kendall? Work and pensions secretary’s beliefs and what she’ll mean for the DWP
Labour government urged to fix ‘broken benefits system’ for disabled and vulnerable people
Labour government urged to fix ‘broken benefits system’ for disabled and vulnerable people
Choreographer Oona Doherty asked young people about UK’s ‘good, bad and ugly’. This is what they said
Choreographer Oona Doherty asked young people about UK’s ‘good, bad and ugly’. This is what they said
Karen Gillan: ‘It’s better to tell the story of Douglas is Cancelled than not tell the story’
Karen Gillan: ‘It’s better to tell the story of Douglas is Cancelled than not tell the story’
Don’t believe the headlines: Here’s 22 facts that prove migration benefits all of us
Don’t believe the headlines: Here’s 22 facts that prove migration benefits all of us
Benefits claimants have been treated as a political punching bag this general election
Benefits claimants have been treated as a political punching bag this general election
Jess Phillips on why Labour is the party for women and terminally ill sister-in-law’s fight for benefits
Jess Phillips on why Labour is the party for women and terminally ill sister-in-law’s fight for benefits
Workers should have the right to family time – including Keir Starmer, campaigners say
Workers should have the right to family time – including Keir Starmer, campaigners say
‘I haven’t voted since Blair’: How politics failed one of the most Tory places in Britain
‘I haven’t voted since Blair’: How politics failed one of the most Tory places in Britain
Letters: DWP benefit reforms are fuelled by decades of disability hate
Letters: DWP benefit reforms are fuelled by decades of disability hate
There are more food banks in UK than McDonald’s. It’s why the work doesn’t stop after polling day
There are more food banks in UK than McDonald’s. It’s why the work doesn’t stop after polling day
I’m a disabled parent on benefits. Who will speak for me this general election?
I’m a disabled parent on benefits. Who will speak for me this general election?
Keir Starmer on being as ‘bold as Attlee’ and why there’ll be no return to austerity under his watch
Keir Starmer on being as ‘bold as Attlee’ and why there’ll be no return to austerity under his watch
Karen Gillan on what makes Douglas is Cancelled ‘so relevant to so many professions’
