More welfare cuts, more austerity - the nation has decided the poor will pay for the sins of the rich. Will this leave charities picking up the pieces?

International development charity Christian Aid is getting set to launch the world’s first interactive TV advert

The head of a medical charity has told of his anguish at not knowing if his loved ones were safe after they were caught up in the Nepal earthquake

A major social care charity has been accused of failing to stump up hundreds of pounds in back pay it owes staff

Demonstrators denouncing sanctions and workfare laid siege to a Jobcentre in Edinburgh

Calls have been made for a parliamentary inquiry into the mental health effects of austerity

Profound shifts in UK politics have made Westminster a side show

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A high profile think tank and campaign group has been thrown into turmoil by the decision of its founder to speak at a pro-independence rally.