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There should be no debate about whether taxes on food, alcohol, tobacco and soft drinks (‘sin taxes’) are regressive. It…
Read moreThe generation currently finishing their education has great potential. However, their ability to realise their potential is being threatened. Though…
Read moreThis report focuses on the demographics and experiences of those who provide family care. The current social care system is…
Read moreThe NHS as a whole employs approximately 1.7 million people making it, famously, the fifth biggest employer on the planet.…
Read more2018 marks the 70th birthday of the UK National Health Service – an institution which commands an unparalleled trust and…
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To mark the BBC’s coverage of the NHS’s 70th birthday in July 2018, researchers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies,…
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Recent years have seen substantial reductions in public spending on social care for older people in England. This has not…
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