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Local government employers have offered a million council workers in England and Wales a 2 percent “rise” for each of the next two years

Tory rule has increased the number of children, pensioners and workers who live in poverty—reversing a long-term decline.

Theresa May is being further squeezed by incompatible pressures over Brexit

Campaigners taking aid to refugees say the only solution is to open the border, reports Dave Sewell

Gas giant Ineos—owned by energy baron Jim Ratcliffe—called on the government to override Derbyshire County Council’s planning processes so it can start fracking.

Philip Hammond’s budget speech did even less than some expected to address the epidemic of poverty and low pay in Tory Britain

Tory chancellor Philip Hammond’s budget will do nothing to end the regime of cuts, poverty and racism.

As jobcentres switch to Universal Credit (UC), sick bosses are holding “rollout parties” to celebrate.

Until this week the Tories looked like the weakest government in the European Union. (EU). That’s impressive given the competition.

Tory NHS and social care cuts are “economic murder” and could cause 100 unnecessary deaths a day without emergency funds, a report has warned.

Philip Hammond, the Tory chancellor, likes to present himself as a safe pair of hands. He’s nicknamed “spreadsheet Phil”. Boring maybe, but reliable. But he’s been responsible for two of the biggest media pratfalls of the present government, which is saying something.

Chancellor Philip Hammond will likely claim that he’s scrapped the 1 percent public sector pay cap when he delivers his budget this week.