The New Economics Foundation says higher pay, increased public spending, and more generous social security will increase demand in the economy and raise productivity.
Only seven per cent of the UK's existing housing stock has the most basic features that make homes visitable to disabled people and older people with restricted mobility.
Millions of employees in lower-paid and middle-income jobs have had real pay reductions over the last decade, according to new analysis published by the TUC.
Friends of the Earth says these will be the most important international climate talks since the Paris agreement, and hosting them can be a defining moment for the UK.
Inspectors find that despite repeated recommendations, some standards of common decency were not met, such as allowing detainees to go to the toilet in private.
Currently, unless a medical professional signs a form saying the person has six months or less to live, claimants are forced through a laborious process of form-filling, interviews and assessments.
Young offender institutions are largely failing to prepare children they release to live safe, law-abiding and productive lives in the community, according to a new report by two criminal justice inspectorates.
Solicitor says that despite losing two legal challenges, Amber Rudd is still seeking to short-change severely disabled people who have lost out on Universal Credit through no fault of their own.