The British state has spent £1.1 trillion more on working-age benefits than on capital investment in key infrastructure over ...

Just one in five additional payroll jobs created in Britain since 2014 went to British nationals, a landmark report reveals ...

A worker on the National Living Wage must work more than 50 hours – equivalent to six days a week – to take home as much as a ...

Almost two million foreign nationals now receive benefits or the state pension, a landmark inquiry reveals today.

Welfare has become an economic opiate. Britain spends almost £140 billion a year on working-age benefits, up £50 billion since 2019 in today’s money, an increase worth around £1,200 per taxpayer. But ...

The full scale of Britain’s worklessness crisis is to be revealed this week by a major inquiry into the benefit system.

National progress on tackling persistent school absence not reaching white working-class and northern children Pupils missing half or more classes in spring term hits all-time high White working-class ...

In modern Britain, politicians have become very nervous about talking about family breakdown. They are almost immediately accused of being ideological for even having a view as to whether it is a bad ...

Problem debt ruins lives. Yet thousands of people today remain caught in its grip. Nine million people in the UK are estimated to be ‘over-indebted’, defined by the Money and Pensions Service as ...

Universal Basic Income (also known as UBI) has emerged as one of the most exciting and ambitious ideas in a generation. Understood as an unconditional cash transfer offered to anyone regardless of ...

We welcome this short review of the Government’s Family Test by the Centre for Social Justice. The Family Test was introduced by David Cameron in 2014 to ensure all government policy making was ...

Heroin and crack cocaine, along with the recent explosion in New Psychoactive Substances, are not only blighting communities but drive as much as 50 per cent of all acquisitive crime, and 70 per cent ...