The Chancellor glosses over the fact that working people feel the brunt of his benefit cuts as much as the jobless.

British newspapers will struggle to persuade readers to join them in righteous indignation over Leveson's proposals.

Labour can win the welfare argument by appealing to working families hammered by the cuts, Liam Byrne tells Rafael Behr.

New data shows that the spending cuts are deepest in areas with the highest claimant count per vacancy.