Healthcare British nurses’ pay lags behind other European countries Taking into account what wages can buy, nurses in the UK earned less than the average of the 20 EU members that are part of the… By Aisha Majid
Energy and Climate Change The UK still has some way to go to meet its renewable electricity target By Aisha Majid
Chart of the Day Black people are almost four times as likely to experience homelessness as white people By Aisha Majid
The US and UK are falling short of their “fair share” of climate financing Britain is contributing $1.4bn less than needed to offset its historical emissions. By Aisha Majid
The UK price of gas has fallen below pre-war levels A mild start to the winter and a surge in European gas storage could help Britain's energy bill crisis. By Aisha Majid
Whatever Liz Truss says about welfare cuts, benefits are already in tatters The Prime Minister may change her mind and raise Universal Credit with inflation, but the damage has been done… By Anoosh Chakelian
Inactivity due to sickness has reached a record high in the UK There are now almost 2.5 million people out of work due to long-term illness. By
How the pound has plummeted against the dollar Sterling is now worth just $1.07 – a fall of almost 10 per cent in one month. By
How support for the far-right Sweden Democrats has surged After yesterday’s election, the party has become Sweden’s second-largest with more than 20 per cent of the vote. By
The UK’s inflation rate is higher than any other G7 country Britain is the only major Western economy in which inflation has hit double digits. By
How a UK corporation tax rate of 15 per cent would compare globally The proposal by Tory leadership candidates would leave the UK with the lowest corporate tax rate in the G20. By