Events

The UK's Net Zero strategy risks entrenching inequality

This government is relying on uncertain technology to get us to net zero and those on the lowest incomes could pay the biggest price.

The unequal impact of the energy bill crisis

The benefits system could be the best route to supporting households that need it most

The unheard stories of precarious work

Why college cleaners are striking, in their own words

The universal credit cut is a pro-poverty policy

Sarah Arnold writes for Tribune

The Up in Smoke reports

A summary of the reports

The value of childcare

Quality, cost and time

The victim-blaming culture of housing associations has trickled down from the government

There are 940,000 homes in England with damp and mould. This government should take a healthy share of responsibility.

The Voter Power Index

The effects of the Alternative Vote on the distribution of electoral power in the UK

The war on solar

The Government were warned what scrapping the Feed-In Tariff would do – and now it’s happened.

The windfall tax was supposed to rein in fossil fuel profits. Instead it has saved corporations billions

Loophole in energy profits levy will hand oil and gas companies up to £18bn over next three years

The Wisdom of Prevention

Long-term planning, upstream investment and early action to prevent harm

The World on a Plate

The economic and social value of London’s most ethnically diverse street market

The wrong medicine

A review of the impacts of NHS reforms in England

The £20 uplift won’t tackle pandemic poverty – we need a living income

Dominic Caddick and Lukasz Krebel write for Tribune

The £62bn carbon giveaway

Aviation industry will only pay for 16% of climate damage from eight ongoing airport expansion projects

Theo Harris

Theodore Harris

There are fairer ways to spread prosperity than universal basic income

Better alternatives include universal public services and a minimum income guarantee