Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

Features | Tuesday 01st Apr 2025

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Features | Saturday 29th Mar 2025

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Britain | Friday 28th Mar 2025

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

Wednesday 11th Nov 2020

‘Political bias’ suspected after ministers pay funds to towns in ‘opaque’ process

FEARS of “political bias” were sparked today by the revelation that government ministers distributed billions of pounds of public money to towns in

Friday 30th Oct 2020

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Government urged to continue to fund hotel beds for frontline staff

Thursday 15th Oct 2020

30% of Britain's kids living below the poverty line

Charities and unions demand urgent government action

Tuesday 13th Oct 2020

A decade of austerity has devastated families in Scotland, charities warn

A DECADE of austerity has had a harrowing impact on vulnerable families in Scotland, children’s charities said today.

Saturday 03rd Oct 2020

We have to crush the virus. There can be no return to normal without it

Without a zero-Covid approach, the outlook is for a rising death toll, further economic damage and terrible knock-on effects on public health and education, argues DIANE ABBOTT MP

Thursday 24th Sep 2020

Teachers’ goodwill hangs by a thread

With Covid-19 cases rising in schools and the testing system buckling, educators are under increasing strain. Now is time for a fair reward for teachers writes ROBERT POOLE

Tuesday 18th Aug 2020

Claimants must be central to development of a new social security system

ELLEN CLIFFORD introduces the new ‘user-led’ approach of the Experts by Experience Commission on Social Security fighting to give claimants a say in the benefits system

Wednesday 12th Aug 2020

The sick man of Europe

Britain falls into the worst recession since 1950s while holding record for most coronavirus related deaths in Europe

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Universal Credit claimants waiting up to 11 weeks for payment even before the coronavirus surge

UNIVERSAL CREDIT (UC) claimants were waiting up to 11 weeks for full payment even before demand rocketed during the coronavirus crisis, a report re

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Disabled rights campaigners urge government to extend pause on benefit sanctions

Cuts to welfare and aid go hand-in-hand with the war drive

DIANE ABBOTT MP points out the false premises used by Rachel Reeves in the Spring Statement

On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

Barrage of bill hikes sees the cost-of-living crisis bite

‘Political bias’ suspected after ministers pay funds to towns in ‘opaque’ process

FEARS of “political bias” were sparked today by the revelation that government ministers distributed billions of pounds of public money to towns in

Exclusive: Hospital workers forced to pay hefty bills after accommodation funds dry up despite second Covid wave

Government urged to continue to fund hotel beds for frontline staff

30% of Britain's kids living below the poverty line

Charities and unions demand urgent government action

A decade of austerity has devastated families in Scotland, charities warn

A DECADE of austerity has had a harrowing impact on vulnerable families in Scotland, children’s charities said today.

We have to crush the virus. There can be no return to normal without it

Without a zero-Covid approach, the outlook is for a rising death toll, further economic damage and terrible knock-on effects on public health and education, argues DIANE ABBOTT MP

Teachers’ goodwill hangs by a thread

With Covid-19 cases rising in schools and the testing system buckling, educators are under increasing strain. Now is time for a fair reward for teachers writes ROBERT POOLE

Claimants must be central to development of a new social security system

ELLEN CLIFFORD introduces the new ‘user-led’ approach of the Experts by Experience Commission on Social Security fighting to give claimants a say in the benefits system

The sick man of Europe

Britain falls into the worst recession since 1950s while holding record for most coronavirus related deaths in Europe

Universal Credit claimants waiting up to 11 weeks for payment even before the coronavirus surge

UNIVERSAL CREDIT (UC) claimants were waiting up to 11 weeks for full payment even before demand rocketed during the coronavirus crisis, a report re

Disabled rights campaigners urge government to extend pause on benefit sanctions

Removing people’s benefits during the pandemic will have devastating effects on families and children, Disabled People Against Cuts warn

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