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Inequality

December 2024

  • Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner visit a building site in Cambridgeshire on 12 December 2024.

    Labour needs to build trust as well as housing

  • Anita Rani at the Women In Film and Television Awards 2024, wearing a T-shirt bearing the slogan ‘middle class woman of a certain age’.

    ‘Middle class women of a certain age’ reclaim Gregg Wallace insult – and wear it with pride

  • Gregg Wallace

    Men must be held accountable for their bad behaviour

  • Charlotte Proudman arrives at the hearing accompanied by supporters, several carrying placards, one of which says: 'Blatantly Sexist Board.'

    Bar Standards Board ‘failed to protect’ female barrister from online gender violence

  • A quick-fix way for Rachel Reeves to tax the wealthy

  • Hidden gems from the world of research
    The science behind winning a Nobel prize? Being a man from a wealthy family

    Torsten Bell

  • Why do some men behave badly? I think I have the answer

    Mary Ann Sieghart

  • Opinion
    Shamed into silence online: the sexualised, personal hate reserved for Somali women

    Sahra Ahmed Koshin

  • UK towns that saw rioting last summer have ‘torn social fabric’, report claims

  • Making speeding fines fairer would help fill the budget ‘black hole’

  • There are cracks in the feminist movement, but I have faith in women to stand up to Trump

    Natasha Walter

November 2024

  • A woman and two men standing at the end of a long boardroom table in a glass-walled office

    Female executive directors in FTSE 250 down 11% since 2022

  • Children enjoy an IDA-funded play area in Beira, Mozambique. Africa is forecast to have the world’s largest, youngest workforce within 10 years.

    Opinion
    Multilateralism faces a toxic brew of debt, climate crisis and war. It’s time for a reboot

    Mo Ibrahim
  • A-level chemistry students during a practical lesson in a secondary school, UK

    Ofsted is still stuck in a punishment mindset

  • A doctor on a ward checks a patients' records on an Ipad

    A vital health check is bypassing the people most in need

  • Middle class millennials set to gain most from ‘unprecedented’ wealth transfer

  • ‘I learned to sword fight in heels’: how Susie McKenna is rewriting the rules of panto

  • Infant mortality rises for third consecutive year in England

  • Many NHS staff likely to use ‘conscience clause’ if assisted dying legalised, say doctors

  • Why the left is losing respect and elections

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