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Wealth Gap Risk Register

Seven Children

Failed State

Deepening the Opportunity Mission

Why Keir Starmer should appoint a Secretary of State for Fairness

The Canaries

‘A deeply unfair and unequal country’: report warns of unprecedented far-right gains in UK

Spiralling inequality is a ticking timebomb for the next government

Left Behind

Some are born lucky, so the left shouldn’t flinch from giving others a helping hand

How workers can reclaim the work ethic

This Time No Mistakes

Limitarianism

Abolishing non-dom status should just be the beginning

Most Britons say poor people deserve support. So what do Sunak’s Tories do? Cut, cut, cut

New austerity: can public services take any more cuts?

Blow for Sunak’s budget plan as fewer than 1 in 5 Tory voters want tax cuts if it means public spending cuts

The first step to our economic liberation is to tear up these crippling fiscal rules

The Inequality of Wealth

End Times

What we can do to protect people from dementia

The Spirit Level revisited

People blame the economy and work for ill-health – not just the NHS

How to create a fair society

Towards the Manifestos (Labour)

Value(s)

Towards the Manifestos (Conservatives)

Childcare and a new social contract

Towards the Manifestos

National Wealth Surplus webinar

Rishi Sunak thinks voters don’t care about his vast wealth, but the pollsters aren’t so sure

Eight in 10 Brits are concerned that the wealthy don’t contribute their fair share of taxes

Even Conservative voters want higher taxes on the wealthy

A new mood of seriousness has taken root. Populist chaos won’t cut it any more

A national consensus

Majority of people think the Government should fund minimum levels of provision for early years

Britons want a bigger role for the state in delivering a social contract

Without proper investment, the government will drive the early years sector into the ground

A fully equal society: The Dispossessed

Eight in 10 Britons think early years workers’ pay is too low

Optimum inequality?

Fairness is a choice II

Almost three quarters of Tory voters agree that pay gaps are too large as an argument in favour of strikes

Unfairness in carbon emissions

Talking about the generations

Inequality is a strategic risk for the UK

How can we design AI to reduce inequality?

Finding the key to unlock a New Britain

The Gini in the executive pay bottle

Shooting the canaries

Political fairness: a failure

A statement of the obvious

The four inequality horsemen of the apocalypse

Third time’s a Sharm

Outflanked by the moderates?

The Fairness Index

An index of fairness

Fairness Index launch webinar

Talking about fairness can help us to build support for systemic reform

Mind the gaps - Fairness Foundation launches UK’s first ever Fairness Index, showing health, wealth and opportunity gaps that cut short the lives of millions

How do you measure fairness?

Taxes to drive fair growth

Fairness is a prerequisite for economic growth

The lady’s now for turning

Fairness has left the building

Defining and communicating fairness can build support for change

A response to the ‘mini budget’

Fair growth

Cataclysmic events

Cataclysmic events

In trickle down we Truss

Fairness and the Wars of the Roses

Hopes for fair pensions

Fair Play

Finance for a fairer future

Fairly hot or not?

Johnson exit: bad news for fairness?

How to make Monopoly more realistic

The Rule of Law is fairness; Dobbs isn’t

Three strikes and…

Lost in the moral maze

Cutting taxes would erode the foundations of fairness

How fairness benefits everyone: HOPE RISES

Attitudes to fairness unveiled

Majority of public think British society is unfair and more must be done to tackle inequalities, says Fairness Foundation

Tax shouldn’t be a choice

The politics of low pay disclosures

Looking for fairness in the Queen’s speech

A windfall tax would be both effective and fair

Inflation’s two separate worlds (at least)

Injecting fairness into policy making

Fairness lessons from the French elections

The social footprint, and Maundy Thursday’s gifts

Tax and fairness in the headlines

Care costs, parole reform and the social contract

What We Owe Each Other

Review of the parole system

Social care funding

Spring statement fails the fairness test

Fair spring please, Mr Sunak

Fairness is key to achieving climate security

Positive visions in dark times

Kleptocracy... and social mobility

Unfair trials: justice in the dock

Snakes and Ladders

Do you feel lucky?

The cost of living crisis is a crisis of fairness

Can levelling up build a fairer society?

Spreading the costs fairly

Levelling up has to be government’s first priority

Fair Play, the play – and the mistreatment of Caster Semenya

Poverty, poverty, poverty

The Health Gap

Partygate and the cost of living crisis

Unfairness fosters conspiracy thinking

Kids without beds, and racial inequality

Mother Nature’s recipes

Fairer futures

Vacancy: Head of Communications

Tories care more about fairness than you might think

Launching the Fairness Foundation

The Tyranny of Merit

Squid Game ‘fairness’

Playing fair: the oddly inequitable world of sport

Unfair food: the hunger trap

Some thoughts on Rethink: build back fairer

Fairness – the human lens for addressing our current challenges

Meritocracy’s unfair

Fairness is a choice

Why fairness matters

Ultimatums and dictatorship: fairness shines through

Falling life expectancy in Britain

Building more social housing

Housing lessons from Singapore

COVID and the housing crisis

Inequality and COVID-19

Tax avoidance and ethics

Tax avoidance vs tax evasion

Measuring inequality

Fairness, equality and justice

Tax and fairness