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November 27, 2023
‘On every doorstep in Wolverhampton, there’s somebody struggling’: how poverty tore the Black Country apart
The promises of levelling up have been broken. Struggling with the cost of living is turning people off politics altogether
Sarah Collins
Politics
November 07, 2023
Why checking benefit claimants’ bank accounts is a red herring
Helen Barnard
Politics
September 21, 2023
Don’t be fooled: the cost-of-living crisis is getting worse
Helen Barnard
Prospect Podcast
June 08, 2023
Are Britain’s seaside towns a refuge or a trap?
Prospect Team
Poverty
May 10, 2023
How England’s impoverished seaside towns became both a trap and a refuge
Madeleine Bunting
From the magazine
Poverty
How England’s impoverished seaside towns became both a trap and a refuge
Madeleine Bunting
From the magazine
Society
March 30, 2023
Destitute by design: trapped in the immigration system
Daniel Trilling
Society
Destitute by design: trapped in the immigration system
Daniel Trilling
Economics
March 23, 2023
What do Britain’s new poverty numbers actually mean?
Tom Clark
Economics
What do Britain’s new poverty numbers actually mean?
Tom Clark
Politics
January 18, 2023
The government could stop tens of thousands of people dying in poverty. So why hasn't it?
Helen Barnard
Politics
The government could stop tens of thousands of people dying in poverty. So why hasn't it?
Helen Barnard
Politics
October 27, 2022
Eighty years on from his famous report, it’s time to bust the Beveridge myth
Paul Kissack
Politics
Eighty years on from his famous report, it’s time to bust the Beveridge myth
Paul Kissack
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