Strong and stable decline ... bbc.in/2pAoYf6 #GE2017

The Tories' idea of workers' rights: "a year's unpaid leave" ... yep, cos every worker can afford that! #GE2017

What a real charter for workers' rights looks like ... bit.ly/2pARxJd #GE2017

Falling pay this year isn't a blip, it's part of a decade long disaster with the slowest pay rises in over 200 years resolutionfoundation.org/media/blog/a-h…

The Time is ripe for the Financial Transaction Tax, says Rachel Reeves - bit.ly/2qIzK3b Robin Hood

From the archive: Thames Water - a lesson in privatisation bit.ly/1opmkSA #GE2017

Labour reveals 'fat cat' tax pledge aimed at reining in excessive pay bit.ly/2rqidK5 #GE2017

Labour promises students starting university this year will escape tuition fees Angela Rayner Jeremy Corbyn huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/labour-s…

Theresa May's election guru Lynton Crosby in tax haven scandal after pocketing six-figure sum bit.ly/2q1eR3f #GE2017

Tories soft on tax dodgers: Between 2010 and 2015, there were only 11 prosecutions for offshore tax evasion. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

The Tories promise to be tough on tax evasion. Where’s the evidence? asks Prem Sikka - bit.ly/2rfvQPo

On who is most likely to protect the interests of older people dependent on the social care system: T. May: 20% J. Corbyn: 43% (ComRes)

UK now the worst-performing advanced economy in the world ind.pn/2rX3cCJ #GE2017

'Taking £300 annual payment away from millions of pensioners would contribute to rise in winter deaths' bit.ly/2r0nw1w #GE2017

Yesterday, the Chancellor Philip Hammond said he had "strengthened the fundamentals of the British economy" For who? ind.pn/2sXR04k

Time and time again the Tories demonstrate they live in a different world from the rest of us. m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/uk_59…

Big accountancy firms are structured to avoid public accountability. Here is some evidence. theguardian.com/business/2002/…

Sadly, the number of people relying on food banks is continuing to rise. Enough is enough. Theresa May must act: x.com/mirrorpolitics…

Theresa May's "strong economy" in full: *Wages falling *the economy slowing *construction sector in recession *trade deficit widening #PMQs