Millions of the world’s poorest women and girls will ‘pay the price’ of the UK government reneging on its commitments, say aid workers
Capitalism is making life worse for workers yet demanding more dedication than ever. Sarah Jaffe argues that there’s another way to live
Brian Cox, Slavoj Žižek, and Elena Ferrante among signatories asking the EU to offer membership ahead of possible Scottish independence vote
The COVID-19 support scheme for self-employed people discriminated against mothers. We hear one woman's story and learn from the NGO that is taking the government to court.
For many artists, the pandemic has confirmed that the government either doesn’t care about the arts or is actively contemptuous of them
As the UK reopens, people with disabilities reflect on the difficulties of the past year, from increased health risks to trouble accessing support
Exclusive: Lord Geidt, tasked with clearing up government sleaze scandal, is a paid adviser to an arms company with history of corruption allegations
Exclusive: With the original 12-month outsourced contracts due for renewal, Labour MPs and activists have demanded immediate end of contact-tracing scheme
There are at least seven different sets of rules that Boris Johnson, his party and his government may have broken in his £200,000 flat makeover
