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Grammar schools face being ‘swamped’ by private pupils over Labour VAT raid
Independent schools expect to suffer exodus if Labour imposes tax on fees
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Why £100,001 is the worst salary you could earn
Frozen thresholds and dwindling personal allowances plunge families into a tax trap
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Record number of pupils missed half of school in summer term
Figures confirm the ‘worst fears’ that regular absences are ‘becoming entrenched’ after the pandemic
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Is Britain back in 1979? The charts that show how bad it has become
From inflation to strikes, there are unmistakable similarities between what Thatcher faced and what awaits the winner of the next election
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How much worse off you really are under the Tories (despite the National Insurance cut)
Telegraph Money reveals how fiscal drag is hitting your finances
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The true cost of a decade of lost growth under the Tories
Here are the seven charts that highlight the damning track record of successive Conservative governments
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How much would higher income tax thresholds save you?
Reversing course on threshold freezes could save high earners £2,500 a year
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Find the best private and NHS hospital care near you
Is it worth going to a private hospital instead of the NHS for the treatment you need?
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George Galloway becomes UK’s most successful political outsider
No one else knows just how to exploit Labour’s weak spots, with Rochdale by-election third time he has beaten his former party
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Six graphs that show Reform UK could be kingmakers at the election
Support for Richard Tice’s party has hit a record high – and could badly harm the Tories’ chances
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The degrees where going to Oxbridge could double your salary
These subjects offer a bumper pay boost for Oxford and Cambridge graduates
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Where baby boomers are refusing to downsize – and fuelling a housing shortage
Young stuck in expensive rental sector as pensioners hold on to family-sized homes
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The ultimate ‘Mickey Mouse degree’, with the lowest graduate salary
Salary prospects are so poor that graduates could face almost £95,000 in student debt
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Hospital admissions for STIs such as chlamydia double in decade
Infections normally be treated with antibiotics are increasingly requiring hospital treatment, amid cuts to sexual health budgets
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The area of Britain where only 59pc of planning permissions are approved
Telegraph Money reveals the ‘Nimby’ councils where applications are most likely to be rejected
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The true cost of Sunak’s stealth tax raid on middle class families
Frozen thresholds and persistent inflation continue to squeeze British workers
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