How the funding gap between state schools and private schools has dramatically widened
The gap between private and state school spending per pupil has rapidly grown since the Conservatives entered power in 2010.
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How London renters are squeezed
Londoners spend nearly 40 per cent of their income on private rent.
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The Universal Credit reduction is the biggest overnight benefit cut in history
The £1,040-a-year benefit cut is the biggest since the creation of the British welfare state.
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Why Boris Johnson was wrong to say wages are rising
Average earnings have spiked due to Covid-19 factors but fell in the most recent quarter.
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How UK households will be squeezed by higher energy bills
Eleven million households will see their average fuel bills rise by at least £139 a year.
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How Brexit and Covid-19 caused the number of HGV drivers in the UK to plummet
The 37 per cent fall in EU drivers since March 2020 compares to a fall of only 5 per cent…
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The ten most-watched Netflix series
Viewing figures released for the first time show Money Heist and Stranger Things are the most-watched series on the streaming…
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How the UK’s low gas storage capacity leaves it vulnerable
Britain has storage capacity for just 2 per cent of annual gas demand, compared with over 25 per cent in…
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