Lawmakers vote 39-0 to approve the third and final reading of a law mandating the establishment of a National Authority to ...

Worryingly for Starmer and Reeves, MPs elected last year are starting to go public with their opposition to welfare cuts, writes John Rentoul – and there are growing numbers prepared to vote against ...

Whitehall rang out to the cries of Welfare Not Warfare as over 1,000 disabled people, trade unionists, anti-poverty and ...

The biggest surprise of all on the end of the American dream, though, is that for tens of millions of Americans, this is not ...

Both Ty Kim and Earl Kim’s stories reveal the power of passion and art, which transcends even the most confounding ...

Rapid and sustainable economic growth is crucial for the Philippines to win the war on poverty and achieve lasting prosperity within a generation. However, this growth must be inclusive, ensuring that ...

The true impact of Rachel Reeves's welfare reforms became clearer on Wednesday following the Chancellor's spring statement.

More than three million families could lose out on up to £1,720 a year as part of the Chancellor's plan to slash spending by ...

Hundreds of people have died and over 700 have been wounded after Myanmar was struck by a 7.7 magnitude earthquake on Friday. The epicentre of the earthquake was near the central city of Mandalay.

Since the 2008 financial crisis, the number of people living in poverty has increased, approaching the same levels it was in the 1960s that motivated politicians to launch the War on Poverty.

The end of the Department of Education doesn't really mean the end of public education, but it may undermine the Left's ...