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The war in Ukraine is the biggest humanitarian crisis since WWII. It's time the UK offers a humanitarian response
As Russian military forces launched a devastating attack on Ukraine, individuals, organisations and governments around the world mobilised to prioritise and tackle the most urgent humanitarian challenges.
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The DWP's suspension of Universal Credit claims must stop. Here's why.
Unexplained Universal Credit suspensions are wreaking havoc on people's lives. No one should have this lifeline interrupted without an explanation.
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Small rises in National Minimum Wage can’t stave off the cost of living
With inflation expected to rise, energy prices soaring and a cut to Universal Credit, Rishi Sunak's Autumn Budget looks set to fall short of addressing Britain's poverty crisis.
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Thrown under the Brexit bus: The hidden consequences of the EUSS
So far, 5.2 million EUSS applications have been made. Of those, at least 45,500 were refused and 54,100 were deemed ‘invalid’. Going beyond the statistics, we explore why many have not been able to secure their status under the scheme.
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To protect hard hit migrant workers, the budget must centre recovery on livelihoods
Covid-19 has been hard on migrant workers. To heal the scars, the Chancellor will need to extend support schemes that protect the most vulnerable, and realise that recovery is not just about lifting lockdown, but livelihoods.
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