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The absence of housing in Starmer's six pledges has sparked concern, with activists highlighting how the crisis drives poverty.

We'd need to build 36 Milton Keyneses to solve the UK's housing crisis. Are new towns really the answer? Here's what the experts say.

Amazon and Google may be the most visible, but our lack of investment and regulation has let myriad American companies take over too much of UK life

We ask two campaigners if those working past state retirement age should have to start paying more

Nearly 20,000 civil servants have abandoned their generous defined benefit pensions in the past five years, The Telegraph can reveal.

A shrinking workforce is set to hit funding for the state pension, which could mean people have to wait longer to access the payments

When David* moves into his first property next month, he will finally get some relief from the cost of living crisis.

"Totally out of touch."

Public sector pensions are now so generous that a handful of retired doctors and teachers are being paid a higher income than the Prime Minister.