Working-age adults such as my son, who is autistic, face an unreliable system, yet ministers talk only of a national care service for older people, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Lawyers say Black employees at Tesla experienced ‘rampant racism’ that was left unchecked for years at their flagship factory in California

While fascists protest in UK ports and purvey nonsense and poison online, ever fewer people have the perspective or analytical tools to challenge them, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Fee of £1,709 compares with an estimated administrative cost of just £324, according to Home Office data

Paul Nowak says changes to immigration rules risk overstretching social care and fuelling far-right sentiment

Child was sent to live in 11 different Airbnbs or hotels and two ‘barren and inhospitable’ houses, as companies profited

Exclusive: Booming industry of businesses profit from shortage of beds for most at-risk children

Investigation comes amid growing calls for an end to ‘obscene’ profit-making in care sector

Annette and Kevin Maxwell say children with special needs have become moneymaking tool for private companies

"Sergey Brin would rather spend $100 million to fund a shady opposition campaign than simply pay his fair share in taxes so millions of Californians don’t lose their healthcare."

Conservative authority says site is not safe for vulnerable people charity serves or general public

After years of building lives in UK, potentially hundreds of thousands of EU citizens are being told they have no right to remain

ALT: Dr. Evil Says Scientists (Mike Myers)

Carers tell of their struggles to get loved ones the support they need, and the emotional and financial toll caring takes on their own lives

Exclusive: Two children taken to hospital during heatwaves after residents told units in glass-fronted block ‘not offered as amenity’

Spycops inquiry has revealed how Helen Steel was secretly monitored in her search for undercover officer who deceived her into relationship

Exclusive: Andy Burnham thought to be considering waiving stricter right to remain rules for people already working in the sector

Stephen Miller warned of a leftwing ‘cancer’ threatening civilization. As a critical care doctor, I have a response to his diagnosis

Our new investigation reveals the problems with Palantir’s NHS tech - and the unrivalled political access that fuelled the firm’s march into the British state

Legal challenges launched over accommodation ‘adequacy’ as UK government closes more asylum hotels

Environmental and refugee groups have joined forces to benefit lives and wildlife in Wales and elsewhere

Suspension of family reunion route has left many stuck in conflict zones or using people smugglers to reach safety

The High Pay Centre revealed the excesses of CEO wages. But then anti-diversity winds blew in from across the Atlantic, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Residents living in blocks under 11m have been left behind — until today, when government funding was announced. But who the £60m pot will go to is uncertain

The Bill announced in the King’s Speech on 13 May 2026 has now been published and is beginning its slow passage through Parliament. It is the fifth

Africa’s largest refugee population has seen rations and healthcare slashed as funding levels drop

A legal case on behalf of some 700,000 people against the country’s biggest housebuilders could be a catalyst for much-needed industry reform, says Inside Housing’s Peter Apps

Exclusive: Landmark review by disability minister will call for ‘dehumanising’ assessment system to be redrawn

Experts and activists back Mike Tapp’s proposal for care worker exclusion that led to row with Shabana Mahmood

But with rumours about a certain workshy Windsor circulating this week, are we actually encouraging joblessness with an overly generous safety net, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

In his first report as the new Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, former Immigration Services Commissioner John Tuckett has heavily criticised the

But with rumours about a certain workshy Windsor circulating this week, are we actually encouraging joblessness with an overly generous safety net, asks Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Exclusive: Labour peer who fled Nazis as a child says Andy Burnham has chance to ‘correct mistakes’ on refugees

Senior midwife Donna Ockenden investigated stillbirths, neonatal and maternal deaths, and babies or mothers who suffered brain damage and other injuries

Ockenden inquiry finds ‘bullying’ and ‘cruel’, dismissive attitude to women contributed to avoidable deaths

Some see publication of the Nottingham report as a landmark moment, others as bittersweet and traumatic

Insider indicates Ockenden inquiry has uncovered appalling behaviour including racism toward mothers

From one hostile environment to another, the documentaries and dramas ranging from Nigeria and Syria to British immigration give vivid life to an experience that can feel very remote