… wrong. It is obvious that a no-deal Brexit will cost people their jobs, homes, wealth, and health. I was astonished to hear leave-campaigning Conservative MP, Iain Duncan-Smith, so blithely just write off all the concerns and predictions of Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England. One is an acknowledged expert who has earned his position through merit and the respect of his peer…
The battle between Johnson and Corbyn will cost the people of the UK
Tobias Stone
Well, those of us enduring IDS's yearly updates of "it's all going swimmingly: no problems here" with the fiasco of
Universal Credit is a United Kingdom social security payment that is intended to simplify working-age benefits and to…
are less surprised.
We may have actually spent slightly more preparing for Universal Credit than for Brexit, which either says a lot for our priorities, or perhaps is a vision of a dystopian UK future…
What the British Government should have learned from the AIDS public health campaign.