Events

No-deal Brexit, Labour market stats, increased rail fares and air pollution

NEF CEO Miatta Fahnbulleh on Sky News

Northern Rock: ten years on

Why debt is still the issue

Not fade away

Industrial policy cannot ignore Britain’s lower paid, less productive and less glamorous industries

Not funding free school meals is not a question of money, it's a political choice

Alfie Stirling on Sky News

Not in the same boat

The economic impact of Brexit across UK fishing fleets

Not out of the woods yet

Why it's still too soon for the furlough end game

Not the right time to get pumped up about inflation

Panicking about inflation right now could keep wages low and jeopardise our economic recovery

Nothing personal

Replacing the personal tax allowance with a Weekly National Allowance

Now is the time for the government to introduce ‘community right to buy’

Alex Diner writes for Inside Housing

Number of homes insulated through government’s landmark schemes drops 40% in a single year

Government schemes have delivered just 16% of insulation measures needed to meet UK climate commitments

Nurses unable to afford the cost of essentials like putting food on the table or replacing clothes by over £1,450 a month from next April

Newly qualified nurses will see a real terms pay cut of up to £3,800 in 2023/24 compared with 2008/09, according to new analysis by the New Economics Foundation

OBR's outdated assumptions hamstring chancellor’s spending power by £8bn a year

Small tweaks to OBR’s “fiscal multipliers” and debt definition would treble chancellor’s spending power

Odious Lending

Debt relief as if morals mattered

Of course Cumbria’s proposed coal mine is popular locally. The government offers no green alternative

Rebekah Diski writes for OpenDemocracy

Ole Bjerg

Oliver Patel

Olivier Vardakoulias

On a wing and a prayer

Five ways the government’s irresponsible plans for aviation are putting us all at risk