Events

Podcast transcript: Gary Younge on the global black liberation uprisings

Ayeisha Thomas-Smith is joined by Gary Younge, writer, broadcaster, and professor of sociology

Policy and research

Political leaders ignore Remain voters at their peril

New polling of the forgotten 48%

Polly Raymond

Poorest 10% of families will see energy costs increase by £724, a 7.5 times larger rise than the richest 10% of families

Analysis from NEF shows the impact of the new energy price cap for different types of family

Poorest fifth still £380 worse off a year after chancellor’s boost to universal credit, compared to £20 uplift

300,000 more people will be in poverty compared with if the £20 uplift hadn’t been cut

Poorest households will be over £200 per week short of acceptable standard of living following Autumn Statement

Four in ten households will be unable to afford the cost of essentials like household bills or a trip to the dentist by April 2024 as the rising cost of living outstrips income growth for 60% of households

Poorest receive just 3% of chancellor’s spring budget tax giveaways

Richest 20% of households will receive 13 times more than poorest from measures announced today

Poorva Prabhu

Post-2008 austerity has made EU citizens €3,000 per year worse off

Sebstian Mang writes for EUObserver

Post-Covid Britain needs a new social guarantee

Anna Coote and Neal Lawson write for the Guardian

Poverty is a policy choice

Aidan Harper writes for Tribune

Power and accountability in the digital economy

Data and big tech companies have more and more power. As the digital economy develops, we need to put people and society at the centre.

Power Failure

Five fundamental faults of our energy system

Power to prosper

NEF and the Runnymede Trust launch project to address the root causes of poverty, inequality and problem debt.

Powering the just transition

Putting workers and unions at the centre of industrial change in Yorkshire and the Humber

Precarious labour strikes back

Uber drivers and college cleaners, cinema workers and McDonalds staff marched for better pay and basic rights.

Pregnant in prison

Pregnant women are being forced to give birth in prison, affecting their own and their children’s life chances. Janey Starling explains why no woman should be imprisoned in pregnancy.