The UK's record in human rights cases
What does looking at the recent results of human rights cases against the UK show us? Read
Analysis
Charlie Ogilvie
Economy, Business & Finance
Clash of the manifestos: house building
"Under Labour, house building fell to its lowest peacetime level since the 1920s"—Conservative manifesto "Britain is in the midst of the biggest housing crisis in a generation, with the lowest … Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Clash of the manifestos: affordable housing
"We have delivered over 217,000 new affordable homes since 2010"—Conservative manifesto "Fewer affordable homes are being built"—Labour manifesto "The supply of affordable rented housing has been increasing"—Liberal Democrat manifesto Three … Read
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Education
Clash of the manifestos: are free schools working?
"We will end the wasteful and poorly performing Free Schools programme"—Labour manifesto "There are over 250 new free schools [...] delivering better education for the children who need it most"—Conservative … Read
Analysis
Economy, Business & Finance
Employment: what you need to know
The latest figures on people in work are out today, with new data up to February 2015. Here's what we've learned so far. There are now over 31 million people … Read
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Health
Cancer treatment in England and Wales
Ed Miliband has announced that the next Labour government will invest "£150 million each year ... in new cancer diagnostic infrastructure". We wanted to find out how different governments approach … Read
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Election update, 12 April: death and taxes - not so certain after all?
The Sunday Express leads with a Conservative pledge to "kill the hated Death Duty", a story also covered by the Telegraph, the Express, the Mail and the Times. Cameron's promise … Read
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Economy, Business & Finance
First time buyers: the Chancellor's aspirations, in context
"I would like to see us double the number of first-time buyers up to half a million [per year]. That is the kind of level we saw in the 1980s."—George … Read
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Election update, 6 April: pensions, taxes and dentistry
It's the last day of the Easter long weekend, but in the news, it seems to be a day of things that people usually prefer not to talk about. At … Read
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Education
Unqualified teachers
The laws on employing unqualified teachers in English state schools were relaxed in 2012 We can't tell what effect that's had on the number of unqualified teachers yet Combined science … Read
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