Sociology

Universal Credit Harming Working Poor And Should Be Paused, Says Dame Louise Casey

Former government official warns country is 'fraying at the edges'.
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Probation Companies Handed Cash Windfall Despite Explosion In Reoffending

'The public is paying more for a probation service which is failing to deliver.'
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'Fundamental' Review Of Social Housing To Be Carried Out In Light Of Grenfell Tragedy, Sajid Javid Announces

'Too many people in positions of power saw tenants less as people with families and more as problems that needed to be managed.'
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Dedicated Couple Who Fostered Parsons Green Suspects 'Will Be Absolutely Devastated'

'I just wish there were more people like them.'
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Universal Credit Squeeze Leaving Tenants Behind With Their Rent, Landlords Warn

Residential Landlords Association suggests residents aren't budgeting.
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The Muslim Prison Population Has Surged, Here's Why The 'Stereotypes And Myths' Are Wrong

MP's review calls it a 'worrying' trend.
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Teen Who Battled 27th Round Of Chemo While Sitting GCSEs Celebrates 'Incredible' Results

She suffers from a rare and aggressive form of cancer.
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Grenfell Management Organisation Stripped Of Its Responsibility - Ten Weeks After Blaze

Kensington and Chelsea Council also 'did not respond quickly enough'.
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Here's Everything You Need To Know About The New GCSE Grades

The big day is almost here.
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Prisons In Chaos After 'Perverse' Government Reform And 'Toxic Mix' Of Pressures

Governors facing 'unacceptable stress and anxiety' on a daily basis.
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