Covid highlights deep-rooted inequalities we’ve papered over for decades
Vulnerable children and families - and those already experiencing disadvantage - risk becoming the forgotten victims.
Vulnerable children and families - and those already experiencing disadvantage - risk becoming the forgotten victims.
SMEs will be among the hardest hit by the downturn, but they are vital to the country's economic recovery.
To every adult who has worked so hard to make this lockdown as happy and rewarding as possible for children, thank-you all.
Austerity wreaked havoc on the economy and society, but worst of all it left us catastrophically under-prepared for the next crisis to come along.
Johnson’s government is apparently content to build its pandemic response squarely on inequality.
Responsibility for all of this has been flipped – and not just on to the poor scientists for doing their jobs.
Implementing a Basic Income scheme would have been far more effective than furloughing workers.
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