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Central bank’s research estimates large average gains
Discontent is better explained by regional disparities and non-existent wage growth
Foreign investors drive up prices as residents lose tenancies
Speech by Rachel Reeves highlights discussions gathering pace on the left
Rising employment helped boost household income to offset government’s austerity measures
Why should the gains of the propertied be less taxed than the fruits of enterprise?
Housing costs are forcing essential workers to live far from jobs in the centre
Labour’s would-be chancellor plans to nationalise the railways and shackle the banks
Fears about low wages, home ownership and costly degrees are paralysing young people
Housing and financial affluence remains unequally distributed across population
Surge in housing costs and benefit changes condemn greater numbers to sleep rough
Prices rise at 2.7% for low-income households between 2006 and 2016
The chancellor’s task was to equip Britain for a future outside the EU — and to survive
Tory package fails to address plight of the hard-pressed, says Corbyn
The story of Blackpool illustrates a triple process of polarisation
It is absurd to suggest that the UK could withstand the shock of worse market access
Soaring antidepressant usage, falling life expectancy: Blackpool embodies much of what is going wrong on the fringes of Britain
Analysis of official data shows well-off have seen cuts in expenses
Uncertain prospects for young evoke nostalgia for welfare state
Fair by Design will target extra costs the poorest pay for essential goods
Universal credit rollout puts extra pressure on system
Collective hand-wringing must be accompanied by concrete action
FCA report reveals growing ‘wealth gap’ between young and old
Government cash would jump-start private sector involvement in areas of under-investment
The government audit shows racism can be endemic even in the absence of racists
