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Old Tories feign affection for their Spitting Image puppet selves. The show’s 30th anniversary exhibition reminds us they are lying, says Annette Mackin

The smear campaign in the right wing media against Labour over associations with paedophiles in the 1970s appears in a new light this week.

A disabled man starved to death in David Cameron’s constituency last year, four months after his benefits were cut, a coroners court heard last week. Atos Healthcare declared Mark Wood “fit for work” despite the fact that he had serious health problems.

Tory benefit cuts and low wages have driven up food poverty across Britain. 

Tory plans to close ticket offices and cut nearly 1,000 Tube workers’ jobs on London Underground (LU) has suffered a blow. 

MPs’ rows over Scottish independence focus on helping the bosses, writes Raymie Kiernan

The government tried to bury its own report into soaring food bank use last week, after holding it up for more than seven months.

The storms that have battered Britain this winter have exposed the government’s complacency in the face of climate change.

New rulings could open the gates to tens of thousands of successful appeals against the Tories’ hated bedroom tax.

A new wave of council spending cuts is set to hit the poorest areas the hardest.

The prime minister has retracted his ‘Money no object’ for flood victims promise, writes Dave Sewell

Tory ministers and top civil servants have played a dizzying blame game in recent weeks.