Rather than ridding the Conservatives of their ‘nasty party’ status, Badenoch has a plan – to cut benefits for young people and demonise the unemployed, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Rather than ridding the Conservatives of their ‘nasty party’ status, Badenoch has a plan – to cut benefits for young people and demonise the unemployed, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Rather than ridding the Conservatives of their ‘nasty party’ status, Badenoch has a plan – to cut benefits for young people and demonise the unemployed, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

And a round-up of the best internships and positive action schemes.

Exclusive: Plan under discussion involves intensive support to help young people into employment

Alex has complex physical and mental health needs, and cannot walk unaided. But due to a severe lack of accessible housing in the area, Alex has to live in a first-floor flat. This is the story of peo...

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Rantzen announced lung cancer diagnosis in 2023 and became a vocal assisted dying campaigner

And a round-up of the best internships and positive action schemes.

The things nobody tells disabled journalists about an industry that wasn’t built for us. Click to read Press Access, by Frances Ryan, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

Alan Milburn said 16- to 24-year-olds with most complex needs should not have to keep proving they cannot work

Changes in guidance and science seem to have little impact on millions of devastated lives. It’s a social crisis playing out behind closed doors, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

System gives patients, loved ones and health workers the right to ask for a second opinion on care

Alaa lives in a tent pitched on the ruins of her house, which was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike that killed all three of her children. In one month, she will give birth again.

Outcry over ‘brazenly discriminatory’ funding practices among NHS care boards and local councils, with wide variations in rules