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The Chancellor’s approach means the government is unlikely to fund a £500 payment for those who test positive.
The Prime Minister is in no position to lecture anyone about lack of respect in political discourse.
By announcing new £800 fines for people attending house parties, the government is distracting from the reality of a rule-abiding public.
Schools across England are still struggling to gain access to the devices they need to continue teaching the poorest students.
Stephen Bush, Anoosh Chakelian and Ailbhe Rea discuss the week in politics on the New Statesman podcast.
Joe Biden must confront China's human rights violations while also promoting climate diplomacy.
The loss of a service for unpaid carers in Tower Hamlets, east London, reveals how austerity is still scuppering Britain’s recovery.
Questions remain over whether the US president can get his ambitious climate agenda through Washington's legislative gridlock.
A social worker reveals the daily struggle of children in precarious circumstances and warns the government is ignoring their plight.
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The Tories gained nothing from their four-year love-in with Donald Trump – and now they are suffering the consequences.
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