Inequality
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Report reveals ‘runaway train’ of inequality in corporate Britain, led by Ocado
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Sir Michael Marmot says children’s lives could be harmed for ever if deprivation not tackled
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Average time is 10.7 minutes in the most deprived areas, where residents are more likely to have underlying health problems
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Letter: London Underground cleaning staff are on the frontline of the fight against the coronavirus, but are among the lowest paid workers, writes Mick Cash, RMT general secretary
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Letter: Outside of towns and cities, people can be stranded by poor public transport, writes Judith Laity
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Hidden gems from the world of research How we feel about the rich depends on how they got so wealthy
Torsten BellResearch reveals that dissatisfacton over inequality varies between countries according to whether affluence is derived from capital or income
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The children of affluent and working-class parents alike can’t expect home ownership or job security, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones
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Letters: Keir Starmer must show his mettle against this government’s cruel welfare system, writes Prof Mike Stein, while Ken Veitch is angry at the Tories’ lack of concern for the poorest parts of the country
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Letters: Our economy is distorted by a centre-periphery divide that draws the best jobs and salaries to the capital, writes Andrew Cameron. Plus letters from Tony Greaves, John Bourn, Michael Cunningham and Gerard Cavalier
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Editorial: A small one-off levy on wealth would be a much fairer way of paying for the Covid recession
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We need an informed public that sees through the poisonous myth billionaires want us to believe: that income is a measure of your market worth
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Tax experts and economists outline ‘fairest, most efficient’ way to repair public finances and quickly raise £260bn
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Editorial: Protecting patients from Covid-19 is a wonderful step forward. But we cannot yet afford to relax our guard
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It’s easier to identify cultural reasons for England’s divisions than address the inequalities that drive them, says Lynsey Hanley, author of Respectable: Crossing the Class Divide
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A politics that values stability, as much as individual freedoms, has an honourable history on the British left, says Guardian associate editor Julian Coman
Topics
Covid exposed massive inequality. Britain cannot return to 'normal'