Ambiguity over refugee deal is tough for people who have little resilience left
Judith Reen
Will families be separated? Can children recover? The deal to resettle refugees from Manus Island and Nauru in the US raises more questions than it answers
What Britain thinks: politics, the election, David Cameron and Ukip
Battleground Britain: The Guardian is working with pollsters BritainThinks to track the mood of the nation through the general election campaign via focus groups in five key battlegrounds. Ten days into the project this is what our panel are feeling about the looming political contest
Labour wrong that the largest party forms the government
Letters: In 2010 Jim Murphy, as Scottish secretary, said that Gordon Brown, as sitting prime minister had the “constitutional and moral right” to try to form a government
Coalition Britain: has the ‘greenest ever’ government lived up to its promise?
Ukip’s rise and recession pressures helped sink the environmental agenda at home – but the UK role on the international stage means all has not been lost
Coalition Britain: after the teething problems, will universal credit work?
Supporters of the coalition’s flagship welfare reform programme are buoyant, but others question any conclusions, given the service has barely been tested
