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The UK's food poverty crisis
The Explainer Austerity, Brexit, the Covid-19 pandemic and high inflation have led to one of Europe's worst rates of food insecurity
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New austerity: can public services take any more cuts?
Today's Big Question Some government departments already 'in last chance saloon', say unions, as Conservative tax-cutting plans 'hang in the balance'
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What’s causing the ‘chaos’ in the UK criminal justice system?
Today's Big Question Shortage of prison cells and real-terms pay cut for solicitors has increased talk of ‘crisis’
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Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s supply-side reforms
feature PM and chancellor are banking on cuts to regulations and tax in bid to stimulate growth
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Do Tory tax cuts herald return of austerity?
Today's Big Question Chancellor U-turns on scrapping top rate tax but urges ministers to make public spending cuts
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Why the number of children in care in England is set to rise
feature Local authorities caught in ‘vicious cycle’ amid austerity cuts and lack of foster carers
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‘Rave reviews for Rishi Sunak’s budget may age quickly’
Instant Opinion Your digest of analysis and commentary from the British and international press
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Man who starved to death’s plea to welfare officials
Speed Read Errol Graham wrote letter pleading with DWP to ‘judge me fairly’
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Marmot 2020: the worst places for life expectancy in England
Speed Read Damning new report says increases in expected life spans have stalled over past decade as health cuts take toll
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British wages are being squeezed - here’s why
In Depth Report says former Labour heartlands in the north of England have been hit hardest
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Instant Opinion: BBC in trouble ‘because British TV isn’t as good as it used to be’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Monday 10 February
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‘National scandal’ as 5,000 people die after benefits error
Speed Read Government underpaid 70,000 claimants by £340m between 2011 and 2014
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The countries hit by major protests in 2019
In Depth Millions have taken to the streets across the globe this year demanding change
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Instant Opinion: ‘Why are Millennials so boring?’
In Depth Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Monday 5 August
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