Recent graduates are now stuck in a vicious cycle with the Treasury

The data shows that ‘left’ and ‘right’ don’t capture our changing attitudes — particularly on benefits and immigration

In some boroughs the rental firm has more than double its agreed limit, fuelling complaints of blocked pavements and residents sick of the clutter

Labour has staked its credibility on cutting it, so it’s worth straightening out the data

The Times is tracking deportations by immigration agents as President Trump’s campaign continues at pace

Pay rises, capital works and funding more types of care account for a big chunk, but the mystery is that waiting lists remain above seven million

Whitehall is widely criticised as underperforming and oversized — yet just 0.76 per cent of civil servants were dismissed or made redundant in 2024-25

Record tariffs, ICE arrests and 228 executive orders have meant a turbulent year for the US president. Here’s how he has reshaped America — according to the numbers

The SNP promises that the majority of Scots will pay less than if they lived in the rest of the UK — but spare a thought for upper-middle earners

Sir Sadiq Khan says the capital is one of the world’s safest cities but police and retailers warn that gangs and changing demographics are pushing up thefts