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From ancient castles to mega-yachts: what history teaches us about the super-rich
14 Oct 2014: Our fascination and frustration with this era’s wealthy 1% is nothing new. They have always been with us. How do they think, operate and make their money? By John Kampfner
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A camp run by the Equality and Human Rights Commission is inspiring a diverse range of young people to start campaigning, says Martin Wainwright
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21 Oct 2014:
Letters: Labour should recognise that, whatever the problems besetting the UK, shortage of money is not one of them. What is needed is the clear political will to tax unearned wealth fairly
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20 Oct 2014: Kate Raworth: A working group exploring a potential new geological era has only one female scientist. This gender bias within the scientific community needs consigning to the past
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19 Oct 2014:
Hugh Muir: In the week that David Cameron caused controversy by posing with blacked-up morris dancers, a book claimed we are too obsessed with anti-racist policy. So where does the truth lie?
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16 Oct 2014: Brendon Batson has rejected José Mourinho’s claims that managerial jobs are awarded purely on merit and urged English football to find an alternative to the Rooney Rule
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16 Oct 2014: Letters: Lord Freud was talking about a minority whose work could never justify the minimum wage, not the majority who could contribute fully
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16 Oct 2014:
Sociologist committed to fighting inequality and champion of the comprehensive school
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16 Oct 2014: Public health minister heralds data collection on female genital mutilation as ‘major milestone’ on road to ending FGM in the UK
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16 Oct 2014: Deputy prime minister tells Call Clegg show that welfare minister was wrong to suggest someone could be ‘worth’ less than others
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15 Oct 2014:
David Cameron told welfare reform minister to say sorry for saying some disabled workers were ‘not worth’ minimum wage
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15 Oct 2014: Danny Dorling: Credit Suisse has predicted a 40% rise in wealth in just five years, but this can’t happen without repercussions. Is another crash on its way?
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15 Oct 2014: Study shows inequality accelerating, with NGOs saying it shows economic recovery ‘skewed towards wealthy
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15 Oct 2014:
Many schools have stamped out homophobia but few have got to grips with transgender issues – it’s either too confusing or they worry parents will complain, says supply teacher Allie George
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14 Oct 2014: Richest 10% control 54.1% of Britain’s wealth, up from 51.5% in 2000 and 52% before financial crisis, says Credit Suisse
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14 Oct 2014: Our fascination and frustration with this era’s wealthy 1% is nothing new. They have always been with us. How do they think, operate and make their money? By John Kampfner
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14 Oct 2014:
Carla Kweifio-Okai: We asked, you answered. Students share their ideas on empowering girls
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