
Inflation is hitting the poorest hardest
The poorest face an inflation rate three percentage points higher than the richest 10 per cent.
ByThe poorest face an inflation rate three percentage points higher than the richest 10 per cent.
ByFaced with a profound economic and social crisis, Westminster politics appears devoid of solutions.
ByRachel Maclean claims the answer to the cost-of-living crisis is to “take on more hours” or move to a “better-paid…
ByThe Chancellor’s claim that he can only increase welfare payments once a year is rebutted by tech expert Deven Ghelani.
ByTax-free allowances for middle and higher earners will have more cash-value than payments made to those out of work receiving…
ByThe Chancellor’s refusal to raise Universal Credit shows he has returned to his ideological comfort zone.
ByMinisters are resorting to the nonsensical council tax system because they are ideologically allergic to raising Universal Credit.
ByMore than 60 per cent of Universal Credit claimants will not benefit from the change and will feel the full…
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