• Brexit,Conservative Party,Contracts,Coronavirus,Economy,Government,Inflation,Politics

  Inflation is expected to hit four per cent – but is it really all down to Covid?

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• Conservative Party,Politics,Universal Credit

  Universal Credit rise will STILL leave families with less than half what they would have had without the benefit freeze

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• Brexit,Conservative Party,Corruption,People

  Corruption scandal makes it easy to believe Johnson has sold us all out over Brexit

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• Economy,UK

  You are paying more for less: UK inflation has risen to 2.1 per cent

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• Public services,Wages

  Nice – an ‘above inflation’ pay rise for public sector workers. But is it enough?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 19, 2019|
• Economy,Wages

  All Tory talk about pay rises is useless as inflation hits five-year high

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• Conservative Party,Police,Politics,Prisons,Wages

  Most people want the public sector pay cap lifted. Shame the government will cheat on it

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• Austerity,Conservative Party,Economy,Election campaign,Employment,Liberal Democrats,Neoliberalism,Politics,Tax,UK

  Osborne’s last budget says more in its omissions than in its announcements

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: March 19, 2015|
• Benefits,Cost of living,Food Banks,Politics,Poverty,sanctions,unemployment

  Unemployment figures are a sanction-based stitch-up, research shows

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• Austerity,Business,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Economy,Employment,Housing,Liberal Democrats,Neoliberalism,Politics,UK,Wages

  Economy slowing as growth is revised down: So what?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: December 23, 2014|

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