Sutton Trust response to GCSE Results Day 2026
Sutton Trust analysis and comment on 2026 GCSE results, offering the charity’s interpretation of attainment patterns and implications for social mobility and schools following Results Day.
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But global inequality has fallen, is falling and, as far as anyone knows, is going to continue to fall
Contends that global inequality has fallen and continues to decline, questioning the need for a new international inequality body; notes an open letter urging Andy Burnham’s government to join an International Panel on Inequality.
The economic insecurity trap
Financial insecurity is often self-reinforcing: setbacks reduce people’s ability to plan, save and maintain work, increasing unemployment, income losses and housing costs. Vulnerability is persistent, widespread and affects people beyond those officially in poverty; policymakers must act.
ADP appeals, case transfer of disability and carer benefits, pensions from EEA states
Guidance for claimants on actions if circumstances change while awaiting an adult disability payment (ADP) appeal, plus coverage of case transfers for disability and carer benefits and pensions from EEA states.