The Latest Breaking News from Poverty

Supporters' Trust criticises fans who sang "Sign on" chant during Saturday night's draw at Anfield, saying that fanbase should be better than mocking joblessness

Blaze ‘the dangerous reality of cost-of-living crisis,’ poverty campaigners say

Lebanese in more than 40 countries will start voting in a national election on Sunday, with many set to back political newcomers after the worst crisis since Lebanon's 1975-90 civil war led to widespread poverty and prompted a wave of emigration.

With the election throwing the spotlight on cost of living pressures, welfare groups say promises made so far in the campaign amount to "window dressing" for those living on the poverty line.

Around nine million Iranian families are living below the poverty line, revealed an Iranian lawmaker at a time President Ebrahim Raisi is facing multiple warnings from conservative allies that a hike in prices could lead to possible popular protests in the country. Mohammad Hassan Asfari, a member of parliament, blamed…

Television has been dominated by middle-class men for far too long. Now, a glorious wave of female drama makers are proudly putting their roots on screen

Up to 38,000 Canberrans are estimated to be living below the poverty line which includes 9000 children.

"We're the forgotten, the unseen and the unheard."

Unison sent a warning to political parties on the day Scots head to the polls.