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Files from offshore law firm show financial dealings of the Queen, big multinationals and members of Donald Trump’s cabinet Via Andy Dorn 
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If capitalism is going to be globalised, it makes sense to globalise the rules and standards that protect people as well Via Andy Dorn
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Today we kick off a new project investigating inequality of all kinds, all over the world. Here’s how we plan to approach it – and how you can get involved Via Andy Dorn
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Corporations have increased their wealth vis-à-vis countries according to new figures released by Global Justice Now. The campaign group found that 69 of the world’s top economic entitie Via Andy Dorn
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Stark contrast in outcome for search term ‘three white teenagers’, which produces wholesome group pictures Via Andy Dorn
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Privately schooled people still dominate law, politics, medicine and journalism despite signs of progress, says Sutton Trust Via Andy Dorn
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Sir John Major made an impassioned call for the rich to play a greater role in ending inequality in Britain on Tuesday night, admitting he had "failed" to tackle the "shocking situation" during his five years as Prime Minister. He called for a "crusade to widen prosperity more equally," which he said would not only "ease hardship, it will build out national wealth and health". Too many poor people "not only live meaner lives but shorter lives," he added. Via Andy Dorn
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A UN report released today has found that progress made towards reducing poverty is at risk of being reversed because of widening inequality and a failure to strengthen women's rights.
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Sir Michael Marmot, a former government adviser, highlights ‘miserly’ levels of spending on health and social care Via Andy Dorn
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July 18, 2017 3:15 PM
Unit 6 - Economic Development and Health, Life Expectancy
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Residents of the Congress Heights section of Washington DC tell of the devastating impact the president’s plan to cut food stamps would have on their families Via Andy Dorn
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Johnny Miller has caused quite a stir with his aerial images of South Africa’s divided communities. He explains the origins of the Unequal Scenes project Via Andy Dorn
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The world is ever changing. This year, we live on a planet of 7.4 billion people who contribute products and services worth approximately US$80 trillion in nominal terms. However, population and wealth as measured in GDP activity are not distributed … Continue reading → Via Alexandra Piggott
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Labor activists in Cambodia and India explain how much life really sucks in H&M factories. Via Andy Dorn
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Firstly, please vote in the General Election. Secondly, go and see new film The Emperor's New Clothes - www.TheEmperorsNewClothesFilm.co.u Via Andy Dorn
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Their support for shell companies, tax havens and impunity facilitate wrongdoing. Delegates at the Anti-Corruption summit should not forget that Via Andy Dorn
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Global leaders are meeting at the World Economic Forum this week to discuss how to improve the state of the world and address its most pressing challenges. There is much to talk about -- not least ... Via Andy Dorn
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John Oliver discusses America's growing wealth gap and why it may be a problem in the future. Connect with Last Week Tonight online... Subscribe to the Last ... Via Andy Dorn
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Few cities in the U.S. embody the growing divide between rich and poor quite like New York and San Francisco. In just the past 20 years, both have changed from economically diverse melting pots to exclusive playgrounds for the rich. Via Mathijs Booden
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