UK CEOs get third year of record pay rises
Top executives in the UK have enjoyed another year of soaring salaries, with pay packages hitting record highs as the gap between corporate leaders and average workers widens.
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Australia plans tax overhaul to benefit younger generations
Australia's Economic Reform Roundtable proposes sweeping tax reforms to address intergenerational inequality and boost opportunities for younger Australians.
Private school advantage in NHS work experience revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals how private school pupils gain preferential access to NHS work experience placements, sparking debate over equity in healthcare opportunities.
Australia’s tax system favours the rich – time for change
The Australian tax system has long been exploited by the ultra-rich, leaving ordinary citizens to shoulder the burden. Experts argue for urgent reforms to ensure fairness and equity.
Ministers pledge action on A-Level inequality
Ministers vow to tackle persistent disparities in A-Level outcomes, as new data reveals widening gaps between regions and socioeconomic groups.
NHS weight loss drug price hike sparks outrage
The NHS is under fire after the cost of the popular weight loss drug Mounjaro surged, leaving patients struggling to afford treatment. Experts warn of a growing health inequality crisis.
Australia's Family Home Tax Debate Heats Up
A heated debate is underway in Australia over whether the family home should be subject to taxation. Economists and policymakers clash over the potential impacts on housing affordability and wealth inequality.
Labour's 'feelgood economy' fails poorest, critics say
While Labour promotes its vision of a 'feelgood economy', critics argue it fails to address the struggles of the most vulnerable. Is this economic policy truly inclusive?
Left's neglect of white working-class kids exposed
Matt Goodwin exposes the Left's neglect of white working-class children, questioning why their struggles are overlooked in modern Britain.
Why grandparent-grandchild time benefits everyone
New research reveals the surprising benefits of intergenerational bonding, from improved mental health to longer lifespans.
Northern universities miss out on £150m talent fund
Leading universities in northern England have been excluded from a major £150m government fund aimed at boosting research and innovation, sparking criticism over regional disparities in funding.
LPC demands end to UK youth pay gap
The Low Pay Commission calls for an end to age-related pay disparities, urging the UK government to align minimum wages for all workers, regardless of age.
Edinburgh Fringe satire tackles wealth hypocrisy
A biting new comedy show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival skewers wealth inequality while questioning personal hypocrisy. 'Eat the Rich – But Maybe Not My Mates' delivers laughs with a side of social commentary.
Women politicians face 3-4x more online abuse than men
New research confirms female politicians endure significantly higher levels of online harassment compared to their male counterparts, raising concerns about democracy and representation.
AI's Impact on the Global South: Promise and Peril
Artificial intelligence is transforming economies in the Global South, but experts warn of growing inequalities and ethical concerns.
Jess Phillips on Women’s Unpaid Labour Crisis
Labour MP Jess Phillips highlights the staggering impact of unpaid labour on women, calling for systemic change to address gender inequality in household responsibilities.
UK 'grew fat on women’s unpaid labour' – Jess Phillips
Labour MP Jess Phillips argues that the UK has economically benefited from women's unpaid domestic work, calling for systemic change to address gender inequality.
Labour proposes wealth tax to fund public services
Shadow Treasury Minister Anneliese Dodds suggests a one-off wealth tax could address economic inequality and boost public funding. Could this reshape UK fiscal policy?
Dodds urges wealth tax to tackle inequality
Ex-shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds calls for a wealth tax to address inequality, suggesting it could fund public services and reduce economic disparity.
Summer Riots: Key Lessons One Year On
A year after the UK's summer riots, experts reflect on the causes, responses, and lasting impacts. What has changed, and what still needs addressing?
Australia's Closing the Gap targets worsen in key areas
New data shows critical targets for improving Indigenous Australian lives are worsening, sparking calls for urgent policy reform.
US millionaires surpass middle class in startling wealth shift
New data shows the number of US millionaires has surpassed the middle class, highlighting a growing wealth divide. Experts warn of long-term economic consequences.
US Middle Class Shrinks as Millionaires Grow
The American middle class is shrinking while the number of millionaires surges, raising concerns about economic inequality and future stability.
Are Baby Boomers Really to Blame for UK's Woes?
A fresh perspective challenges the common narrative that retired baby boomers are the root of the UK's economic struggles, highlighting broader systemic issues.
Australia's net zero backlash: reckless betrayal of future generations
Political attacks on Australia's net zero targets are being condemned as short-sighted and cowardly, undermining the nation's climate commitments and failing younger voters.
NYC launches public grocery stores to combat food inequality
New York City introduces a groundbreaking initiative with public grocery stores to ensure affordable, fresh food for all residents, combating food deserts and high prices.
Gender pension gap: Women's savings may run out 12 years early
New research reveals a stark gender disparity in retirement savings, with women's pensions at risk of depletion years earlier than men's. Experts warn of a looming crisis.
Rich activists occupy London hotel in inequality protest
Affluent protesters have taken over a high-end London hotel near the US Embassy, demanding systemic change to address wealth disparity. The unusual demonstration has sparked debate on privilege and activism.
Silicon Valley wealth gap hits record high
Despite soaring tech profits, income inequality in Silicon Valley reaches alarming levels, with many residents struggling to afford basic living costs.
Starmer pledges to cut child poverty before next election
Labour leader Keir Starmer has committed to reducing child poverty in the UK before the next general election, outlining plans to address inequality and support vulnerable families.
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