Anoosh Chakelian is senior writer at the New Statesman.
Building work, Brexit and blue-on-blue council rows are deflating Conservative enthusiasm in the Prime Minister’s patch of Berkshire.
The Work & Pensions Secretary will only admit Universal Credit fuels foodbank use when it’s not under her watch.
Behind the trope that oats will somehow end hunger in the UK.
The Home Secretary is calling for a public health approach – but that’s not the news here.
In the coastal community that once elected a monkey as its mayor, an uprising rumbles in the ranks of the local governing party.
“Fat cat town hall bosses” are an annual jamboree for the tabloid press – but the real problem is hidden by a lack of further scrutiny.
Happy new tax year!
In a private Downing Street meeting, Roseann Taylor, who lost her 18-year-old son last year, warned the Prime Minister about Britain’s escalating knife crime crisis.
The rapper and activist on knife crime, the myth of meritocracy and getting stopped by the police.
It is misleading to say benefits for disabled people haven’t been frozen – they have.
