Will the Budget revive the Tories’ poll ratings?
Despite some attention-grabbing measures, the average Brit is unlikely to feel materially better.
ByCost-of-living data
The cost of living is a measure of how expensive day-to-day expenses such as fuel, food, housing and education are. State of the Nation provides the latest news about people’s views on their standard of living, and how they are impacted by changes such as inflation and rising fuel prices, among factors.
British voters’ concept of the economy is rapidly changing in Labour’s favour
The public increasingly thinks the economy is about prices in shops and interest rates, rather than “balancing the books”.
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How Britain is coping with rising rents
The gap between landlord’s profits and people’s living standards is widening.
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Exclusive: Brits are becoming less nimbyish
Polling for the New Statesman reveals that support for local housebuilding is increasing.
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Revealed: fuel price rises are hitting the Red Wall
Levels of fuel poverty are now estimated to have doubled in some parts of England.
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How house prices have surged ahead of wages
Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement had much to say about fuel prices but very little about house prices. For the last…
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Who made more last year: you or your house?
Has your house been out-earning you?
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Mapped: Where unemployment is highest in the UK
State of the Nation examines joblessness in the country
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