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Autumn statement 2016
October 2017
Frugal students won't need help from their parents, says Jo Johnson
Universities minister says those struggling to live on maintenance loan can choose to get by in other ways
December 2016
Government borrowing higher than expected in November
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
Hammond calls for transitional deal for when UK leaves EU - Politics live
Hammond favours transitional deal with EU – video
Leadership, learning and development in social care
One in 10 jobs in learning disability services at risk – report
Demand is weak and investment’s faltering. That’s OK then
Phillip Inman
There is a plan: Brexit means good riddance to austerity
John Redwood
30 November 2016
Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
MPs vote down motion accusing Blair of misleading them over Iraq by majority of 369 - Politics live
Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn at PMQs
Social care is life support for millions. The chancellor has a duty to fund it
Vicky McDermott
Washing, dressing and eating: it can be as basic as that. Yet in the autumn statement, the crisis caused by cuts was brushed aside
Government inaction on social care funding needs a radical response
Re-stating the case for better funding is not enough, the sector needs a grassroots social movement to press for reform
29 November 2016
Clinging to illusions – the blinkered elite who still think austerity works
Aditya Chakrabortty
Theresa May and her cabinet refuse to move on from ideas that hurt the poor and help the rich. It’s a collective death wish
Three things the government must put in the housing white paper
Luke Murphy
Creating a comprehensive housing strategy will need to include special treatment for London, more devolved housing control, and land reform
Hammond facing growing Tory rebellion over social care crisis
MPs dismayed issue was not addressed in autumn statement amid warnings there could be a tax credit-style rebellion
27 November 2016
Why not move the Queen to Yorkshire’s Pemberley?
Economics viewpoint
Hammond needs to look beyond road-building to lift UK's productivity
Katie Allen
Chancellor wrong on social care funding, says former health secretary – video
Business leader
OK, no workers in the boardroom: but May must be strong on executive pay
26 November 2016
Shamefully, the autumn statement said nothing about social care
Jennifer Dixon and Anita Charlesworth
The gap is widening between short-termist welfare budgets and real needs
Observer comment cartoon
Philip Hammond and the cost of Brexit
Chris Riddell on the chancellor’s autumn statement
On reflection
Unfair letting fees ban? Truth is the agents just got too greedy
Patrick Collinson
The Guardian has been calling for an end to the exploitation for more than a decade
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