The Renters' Rights Bill divided peers in the House of Lords over whether it will force landlords to sell up after no-fault ...

Decades after protests ended Slobodan Milošević's reign, history is repeating in Serbia. Will new student protests bring ...

Channel 4 rent scam documentary reveals fraud costs tenants £12m a year with as many as half of Facebook Marketplace listings ...

With one in five young people are suffering from mental health problems, we must look to the root causes, including housing, ...

Invasive media could be putting users off using the drugs consumption room, posing risks for them and the community, a ...

People want net zero, but they don’t want to do the things needed to achieve net zero, says Social Market Foundation ...

Labour's proposed cuts to disability benefits leaves many people living with bipolar feeling anxious, says Bipolar UK CEO ...

This World Cancer Day, Leukaemia UK CEO Fiona Hazell explains why the government must act now to stop leukaemia devastating ...

Children as young as 7 or 8 regularly log on to the web, according to a recent survey, and 95% of teenagers have access to a ...

Could the government take control of ailing Thames Water? Campaigners and several MPs think so – and this week is a critical ...

The government has been criticised over its plan to push neurodivergent people into work in a bid to cut the benefits bill.

Campaigners have blasted the DWP's crackdown on benefit fraud, claiming it “deepens stigma” for people on benefits.