The government quite naturally is intent on launching a counter-offensive in the political debate on tax avoidance,...
The government quite naturally is intent on launching a counter-offensive in the political debate on tax avoidance,...
If you had said four years ago that the Tories would be setting the agenda on welfare reform at this stage of the...
The new proposal in Rachel Reeves’ speech is to be welcomed – young people lacking literacy, numeracy and IT skills...
1 December marks the 70th anniversary of the Beveridge report. The aim of the report was to change welfare as voters...
Voters get tough on welfare. That was the punchline in the chapter on welfare in the recently published British...
The world is, thankfully, full of temptations and the latest to face the Labour party has the label ‘long-term care’...
Three hearty cheers for Louise Casey. Her report published last week dealing, euphemistically, with troubled families,...
The prime minister obviously likes shooting from the hip, exercising his skills this weekend. As a true heir-to-Blair...
Parliament spent six days debating the Queen’s speech with the topics for each day’s debate chosen by the opposition....
Hamish McRae, the Independent’s economic guru, has a particular gift of spotting trends well before his peers. Some...
It may not seem to be a very important measure, but a very important principal was at stake. The government have...
The overwhelming consensus is that the government’s universal credit is a wonderful idea. I beg to differ. There are...