Poverty

Analysis

The UK’s urban riots 40 years on

Comment

Man judge is currently advising clients on their requests for legal proceedings and legal advice.

‘Systematic impoverishment’: The decline of legal aid

Video

Forced to skip meals – ‘A shocking reality’

*Comment & Analysis

Business has a role to play in tackling poverty following the ill-conceived and poorly timed DFID merger

Vital role for business following ‘ill-conceived’ DFID merger

*Comment & Analysis

This isn’t the time to reboot the global economy – we need to reprogram it

*Blog

"We choose to point out that the world needs to address inequality if we are going to end poverty."

Oxfam’s Davos inequality report: Why we do this

*Blog

"When a single boy underachieves in his exams, it is a failure of the individual. When a million boys underachieve in their exams, it is a failure of policy."

What’s the problem with white working class boys?

Angela Rayner’s clumsy interview blamed a race and equality agenda for failing white working class boys – but it’s government, not minorities, who are to blame

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New national food strategy offers ‘little more than crumbs’

Responding to the publication of England’s National Food Strategy, Sarah Woolley, General Secretary of the Bakers and Allied Food Workers Union (BFAWU) said: “With 10 million people across the UK facing food poverty, this new strategy needed to bring meaningful change and recommend a ‘Right to Food’ law, instead it offers little more than crumbs… Read more »

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MDU and CORESS partner to promote safety in surgical practice

The Medical Defence Union (MDU), the UK’s leading medical defence organisation, has launched a new partnership with the Confidential Reporting System for Surgery (CORESS) an independent charity which promotes safety in surgical practice in the NHS and the private sector. Founded in 2005, CORESS receives confidential incident reports from surgeons and theatre staff. These confidential… Read more »