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Not one mention of fuel poverty in the entire article.  Love the photo caption. Maybe, just maybe.  IT’S THE WRONG KIND OF COLD~ctm From the Guardian Call for more NHS resources as elderly people and women among most...

Readers respond to George Monbiot’s recent article and news that the US Department of Agriculture is censoring use of term ‘climate change’George Monbiot’s call to reconsider how we name things (Forget ‘the environment’...

Keir Starmer pledges to work across parties to prevent ‘reckless’ plan as part of Brexit, as radiologists warn of effect on patients

Cold homes make health problems worse. One housing association is saving the NHS thousands by keeping residents warm

George Osborne has unveiled the results of the government’s spending review; here we analyse the key points in 25 main areas

Ed Miliband reveals 10 measures, from an energy price freeze to repealing the market framework for the NHS, he would set out in a Queen’s speech if elected

After a very brief launch of a ‘political revolution’ in east London, party leader Natalie Bennett left the manifesto’s author with a few questions to answer

Guardian writers analyse the key policy pledges unveiled by David Cameron

Plan to eventually roll out scheme across England to let GPs prescribe boilers, insulation and double glazing to fuel-poor patients

The tactic of demonising dissenters from the global warming orthodoxy has a long and dishonourable history now, and I'm sure that readers scarcely need me to recount the instances of bad behaviour that have made it to the...

Pilot project in Sunderland hailed a success with GP and outpatient visits reduced by a third and heating bills cut by £30 a month

71% in Guardian/ICM poll say first minister won debate in which he accused no campaign leader of siding with ToriesAlex Salmond staged a dramatic fightback in the Scottish independence campaign after mounting repeated attacks...

First minister forces former Labour chancellor on to the back foot on currency and the NHS in fractious televised confrontationAlex Salmond accused the former Labour chancellor Alistair Darling of siding with the Tories in...

In the 1980s, the Judge Dredd strip in 2000AD ran a series of stories about the League of Fatties – people so grotesquely obese that they could only waddle around with the help of a trundle wheel supporting their enormous...

  I'm trying to think of professions where killing people wins you promotion, a higher salary and a bigger pension. Apart from the military, the only one I can think of is the National Health Service. Lest you think...