The Guardian today: Damning government report shows depth of public sector pay cuts

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the guardian today Tuesday 04 Jul 2017 Headlines More » Damning government report shows depth of public sector pay cuts Teachers, nurses and police officers have seen their take home pay fall or stagnate in real terms following a decade of salary freezes, analysis shows Theresa May sitting on report on foreign funding of UK extremists Donald Trump offers help for critically ill baby Charlie Gard Caster Semenya could be forced to undertake hormone therapy for future Olympics Grenfell survivors tell May to press reset on public inquiry plans Millions of children in England growing up in high risk environments Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Julia Gillard reflects on Trump's mental health and her own anxiety when prime minister Beyondblue chair acknowledges some have a genuine concern for the US president and says she had to consider her mental health during difficult moments in her prime ministership The message from Jay-Z and Beyoncé is not feminist | Minna Salami Why everybody's talking about the 25th amendment Andy Murray says Dan Evans has 'blown career' with positive cocaine test | Martha Kelner The Guardian view on public sector pay: Hammond stares into the abyss | Editorial 'We wanted democracy': is Hong Kong's two-systems experiment over? Sport More » Andy' Murrays return delights Wimbledon's day-tripping ultras | Barney Ronay Venus Williams breaks down in tears at Wimbledon over fatal car crash Lions' Irish players steeled for decider having felt force of wounded All Blacks Comment is free More » The Grenfell residents should boycott a superficial public inquiry | Jolyon Maugham There is a cure for the NHS: give nurses a pay rise | Janet Davies If Trump tries a 'sneak' visit to Britain, he'll see how much he is despised | Suzanne Moore Culture More » Nina Hoss: 'The left is in a state of absolute chaos – we have lost our way' How to spot a bad film without even seeing it Machines of loving grace: how Artificial Intelligence helped techno grow up Business More » Mike Ashley vomited into fireplace at pub meeting, court told Bank of England faces first strike in five decades over pay dispute Technology More » Royal Free breached UK data law in 1.6m patient deal with Google's DeepMind Samsung's 'exploding' Note 7 repackaged as Galaxy Note Fan Edition Travel More » 10 of the best small islands in Croatia Air on board cruise ships 'is twice as bad as at Piccadilly Circus' Life and style More » My crash course in aphasia, the debilitating loss of the ability to talk ​Noise is annoying – but can it also make you infertile? Football Comment is free Environment

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