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Sewage pollution, sky-high bills and eye-watering shareholder bonuses: Britain's water system is not fit for purpose. So what ...
Labour’s pensions review is a great opportunity for government to tackle some of the thornier problems facing the future of ...
Actress Giovanna Fletcher went to visit baby banks around the UK and found an army of volunteers working tirelessly to help ...
The government has made promising steps to reduce health inequality. Here’s what Impact on Urban Health want to see following ...
Sixteen-year-olds could soon vote in UK elections. Here’s what young people really think about lowering the voting age.
After six years of struggling with ear problems, Big Issue vendor Gheorghe Ardeleanu finally got the answers he needed – and ...
The Renters' Rights Bill is moving a step closer to law but while it offers renters more security, it won't help tenants pay ...
Professor Amelia Lake, dietitian and public health nutritionist at Teesside University, writes about health inequalities facing the North.
DWP whistleblowers have reported Access to Work funding has been slashed by 60% to 70%, leaving disabled people struggling to ...
A new government-backed trial is giving homeless people money to buy whatever they want. It could shape the future of ...
When chancellor Rachel Reeves addressed the great and good of the financial world, we might have expected more hope.
Right-wing commentators branded the new Superman “woke” in a now-predictable backlash. Here's why they're wrong.