The digital skills gap: teacher knows best
How can teachers be supported in preparing young people for a truly digital future?
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The greatest threat to capitalism? Inequality
I want to save capitalism, not smash it.And so we must remember that it for us – elected representatives of…
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The story of the Presidents Club is all too familiar to women working in hospitality
A Unite survey found that 93 per cent of women in hospitality had experienced sexual harassment.
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The child poverty statistics are George Osborne’s final legacy
Poverty in the UK is increasingly an in-work phenomenon.
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OBR head Robert Chote: Brexit and austerity have harmed economic growth
The Office for Budget Responsibility chair says the British economy is “weak and stable, rather than strong and stable”.
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The number cruncher-in-chief: OBR head Robert Chote on the costs of Brexit
The chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility explains why the UK economy is “weak and stable, rather than strong…
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“Only a mutually supportive nation is a socially mobile nation”: David Lammy on The End of Aspiration
“I want Britain to be the world’s great meritocracy…where advantage is based on merit not privilege; where it’s your talent…
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A world-beating economy waiting to happen
The north of England has a history of innovation in arts, business and industry, and is well-placed to do more,…
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