Hollie Wright. Hollie Wright is an assistant researcher focusing on housing and social security at the New Economics Foundation . Latest articles ...

This is not shocking given New World Wealth – grandly described as a “wealth intelligence” outfit – appear to have a headcount of one, and has never made its underlying data public. What’s the harm is ...

The last time I visited Ilford, east London, was in the run-up to the 2017 general election, hoping to help make Wes Streeting the local MP and Jeremy Corbyn the prime minister. I ...

The battle between the union and the Deputy Prime Minister prefigures more strife for this Labour government.

Governments are finding it more expensive to borrow, and Britain is in an unusually weak position. ormal British people don’t ...

Under mounting pressure, government must shift from passive defence to proactive cyber resilience. Fortinet’s Chris Parker ...

In Too Much, her first major TV project since Girls, the American screenwriter proves she knows London like a local.

This momentum has continued with the array of deals announced by Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron today. Chief among them was the long-mooted “one in, one out” migrant deal, which for the first time ...

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have endured some of the worst weeks of their political lives. Former loyalists despair at a ...

The time I spend editing my computerised medical notes outweighs any productivity gains I get from not writing them.

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