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Poverty
Politics
March 31, 2025
Labour promises security—just not for everyone
Rachel Reeves used to talk about “securonomics”, but the government’s benefits cuts will leave millions feeling insecure about their future
Sam Freedman
From the magazine
Politics
March 27, 2025
There are serious questions about Labour and poverty
Tom Clark
Poverty
March 12, 2025
Social security is not a burden—it’s a force for good
Ruth Patrick
Economics
January 03, 2025
Tackling child poverty isn’t Starmer’s priority
Mike Brewer,
Ruth Patrick
Poverty
October 10, 2024
Where’s your outrage over the two-child limit?
Terri White
Poverty
Where’s your outrage over the two-child limit?
Terri White
Poverty
July 22, 2024
What really happened in Harehills
Stu Hennigan
Poverty
What really happened in Harehills
Stu Hennigan
General Election 2024
June 17, 2024
Twenty-first century Britain needs a new Beveridge Report
Jamie Driscoll
General Election 2024
Twenty-first century Britain needs a new Beveridge Report
Jamie Driscoll
UK
June 13, 2024
The scandal that isn’t: poverty and this election campaign
Tom Clark
UK
The scandal that isn’t: poverty and this election campaign
Tom Clark
Economics
May 16, 2024
Notes from a more equal country
Tom Clark
Economics
Notes from a more equal country
Tom Clark
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