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Attacks counter-productive despite its belief that ministers use funds to gain support
Poorer households in the UK face a difficult winter of higher living costs
Campaigners challenge new housing secretary to help more than 1m families on waiting list
Anti-poverty campaigners criticise as inadequate government scheme aimed at meeting daily needs
Benefit cut and increases in food and energy bills are delivering a severe squeeze on incomes
Executive boards may well be less white and male, but they are still dominated by the middle class
Launch of FLIC draws hundreds of messages of support — and strong opinions about the best way forward
Alex Mahon challenges ministers to show how change in ownership would be of benefit
The pandemic has widened the gulf between rich and poor, but by co-operating we can rebuild a more sustainable world
Institute for Fiscal Studies and Resolution Foundation assess impact of lockdown on pupils and potential benefit cut
Ethnic minorities over-represented in junior positions, says gender equality charity
If properly regulated, digital tools offer an opportunity to reduce global inequality
Think-tank shows disparity in qualifications, health and access to finance across regions
To achieve true social mobility, the state must act as a leveller
Analysis shows many areas with low healthy life expectancy not ranked high for fund allocation
Runnymede Trust calls on government to review its strategy for tackling discrimination
Minutes from the City, social enterprises creating skilled jobs for local residents now risk being priced out
Pension changes and low benefit uptake drive hardship, with over 85s and women worst hit
We should not let culture wars obscure the fact that this group of children needs a new educational strategy
Compulsory disclosure is ‘obvious first step’ towards greater racial equality at work
Arrival of foreign leaders will reinforce county’s reputation as a premium destination but locals fear it will do little to address poverty
Disadvantaged pupils and northern regions worst affected by closures during lockdown
The effects of the massacre 100 years ago still reverberate through the US today
There are now far more millennial adults, some with children, for whom the economy is not delivering
A new study shows that worries about the social impact of inheritance are misplaced
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