Young women are facing a mental health crisis, and financial struggles are often to blame
Young women are the most likely to be in low-paid work, more likely to struggle to make ends meet, and…
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The end of “black gold”: how a no-deal Brexit could backfire on Britain’s fishermen
“If we haven’t got a market to sell our products to, then there won’t be much point in actually going…
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We need a Digital Commonwealth to counter surveillance capitalism
Rather than being privately extracted, data and technology must be harnessed for collective gain.
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A more active state is essential to a new economy
We cannot address our deep problems unless we are prepared to give government a larger role in economic management and policy.
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A new economic plan that could make Labour the natural party of government
The IPPR’s new report recognises the need for more aggressive state intervention than traditional social democrats and liberals could ever…
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Brexit: The assumption voters care more about immigration than money is about to be tested
If that assumption is wrong, we really won’t be waiting long to find out.
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The UK is badly prepared for another economic crash
With high household and national debt, and interest rates already at record lows, the UK would have less firepower to…
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Excessive CEO pay is a symptom of an economy that rewards owners not workers
Median executive pay rose 11 per cent between 2016 and 2017, according to a recent report.
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