Employed taxpayers living on the breadline in Scotland as ‘working poverty’ soars
“Pay packets aren’t stretching, savings are gone and the safety net people thought work provided has vanished.” An…
London is a city becoming increasingly unequal for those raising children
Is London becoming ‘child-free’? Politicians, policymakers and journalists seem fascinated by this question. But this line of enquiry…
Decades of economic decline has ‘broken’ Britons, pushing one fifth of people into poverty and towards political Reform
The Union Jack flutters on a telegraph pole. Once a symbol of might and power it is now…
Thousands of Scots ‘disenfranchised by poverty’ in upcoming Holyrood election
Research by the Poverty Alliance has found an 11 per cent gap in voter turnout between the richest…
‘Walls covered in bloody handprints’ after Rock Ferry pub dispute
For Christopher, the killing was one of several traumatic experiences that shaped a childhood marked by hardship Christopher…
At the burial ground for the migrants who never made it t…
The EU’s support for Mauritania’s security forces, however, is not without controversy. Human Rights Watch reports that, with…
Two pregnant IDPs die in Benue amid poor healthcare
At least two pregnant internally displaced women have died within five days in Agagbe, Gwer West Local Government…
Consumption inequalities are persisting | eKathimerini.com
In Greece, the core middle class amounts to some 3.9 million people, who are responsible for 38% of…
Northern Ireland has second-highest rate of low pay in the UK, report finds – The Irish News
Northern Ireland has the second-highest rate of low pay in the UK, a report has found. Low pay…
Call for new Human Rights law in Wales amid fears of US‑style crackdown
Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams is urging the Senedd to back a new Human Rights Bill for Wales,…