How has fascism in Britain got this far? Neoliberalism has opened the door for it

We need a new politics of belonging, not Labour’s craven appeasement of capital, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

What is ‘abundance’ liberalism, and why are people arguing about it?

A new book has sparked debate with its provocative claim that progressive public policy in the US is broken

Rising costs and global uncertainty may force chancellor to turn to pensioners and wealthier taxpayers

Institute for Fiscal Studies also warns Reeves over her focus on sticking with fiscal rules regardless of real world events

It was a morning from hell for the chancellor. After the spring statement and Trump’s overnight tariffs, time for a kicking

Backbenchers express anger as impact assessment shows 3.2 million households will be worse off

Editorial: Rachel Reeves campaigned on a message of change, but in office offers more of the same. The public are tuning out

Company suspends dividend payouts after shares dip by 8% with profits down by more than a third

More than 3 million families will lose out as a result of sweeping cuts to welfare, official analysis shows

Treasury watchdog halves growth forecast to 1% for 2025 in report issued alongside spring statement

Chancellor delivers a spring statement strong on wishful thinking and light on compassion for those hit by cuts

Chancellor was able to point to glimmers of hope in spring statement despite economic growth forecasts being slashed

Bigger-than-forecast decline in annual rate in February is positive news for Rachel Reeves

The chancellor boosted defence spending while piling on further welfare cuts – all set against gloomy growth forecasts

Chancellor says tougher measures required to plug fiscal hole after Treasury watchdog halves 2025 growth forecast