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

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On the streets in Argentina, the rebellion grows

Features | Saturday 29th Mar 2025

Labour denies it, but Reeves has brought back austerity

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

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Tories face fury over savage cuts to schools

Corbyn to join education trade unionists, campaigners, parents and children on a march to demanding more funds for British schools

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Tory promises to cut tuition fees without a funding increase ‘are a con,’ anti-cuts campaigners warn

GOVERNMENT promises of reducing tuition fees without increasing public funding “is a con,” anti-cuts campaigners said today after university chiefs

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

Universal Credit blasted for leaving council tenants in rent arrears

Shadow work and pensions secretary Margaret Greenwood said people receiving UC are ‘at risk of eviction and destitution’

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

600,000 single parents lose out with universal credit

Women to lose out the most from scheme despite extra investment

Friday 09th Nov 2018

Is austerity over?

TONY DOWLING of the People’s Assembly North East reports from a region experiencing the longest decline in real wages since the 1870s

Thursday 22nd Apr 2021

9-year-old begs charity for work after family's universal credit payments delayed

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl phoned a charity to beg for work so that she can help her family after a delayed universal credit (UC) payment put them in dir

Wednesday 07th Nov 2018

Universal credit – a hostile environment for women

Women are more likely to be single parents and carers, which is why the attacks on welfare under the universal credit policy have been an act of political misogyny, writes SELMA JAMES and SOLVEIG FRANCIS

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Thursday 01st Nov 2018

Cartoon A child protester?

by Steve

Wednesday 31st Oct 2018

Budget denies pay boost to childless couples in receipt of benefits

CHILDLESS couples in receipt of benefits or those whose children have left home will be denied a pay boost as a result of the Budget, analysis reve

Friday 12th Oct 2018

Editorial Impending EU-Tory neoliberal stitch-up must be undone

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

Tories face fury over savage cuts to schools

Corbyn to join education trade unionists, campaigners, parents and children on a march to demanding more funds for British schools

Tory promises to cut tuition fees without a funding increase ‘are a con,’ anti-cuts campaigners warn

GOVERNMENT promises of reducing tuition fees without increasing public funding “is a con,” anti-cuts campaigners said today after university chiefs

Universal Credit blasted for leaving council tenants in rent arrears

Shadow work and pensions secretary Margaret Greenwood said people receiving UC are ‘at risk of eviction and destitution’

600,000 single parents lose out with universal credit

Women to lose out the most from scheme despite extra investment

Is austerity over?

TONY DOWLING of the People’s Assembly North East reports from a region experiencing the longest decline in real wages since the 1870s

9-year-old begs charity for work after family's universal credit payments delayed

A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl phoned a charity to beg for work so that she can help her family after a delayed universal credit (UC) payment put them in dir

Universal credit – a hostile environment for women

Women are more likely to be single parents and carers, which is why the attacks on welfare under the universal credit policy have been an act of political misogyny, writes SELMA JAMES and SOLVEIG FRANCIS

Cartoon A child protester?

by Steve

Budget denies pay boost to childless couples in receipt of benefits

CHILDLESS couples in receipt of benefits or those whose children have left home will be denied a pay boost as a result of the Budget, analysis reve

Editorial Impending EU-Tory neoliberal stitch-up must be undone

THIS weekend crunch negotiations are taking place in Brussels ahead of next week’s EU summit.

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