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Other recommendations include inserting ‘victims of domestic abuse’ as a standalone category within the ‘Additional Support ...
The scheme providing cars to hundreds of thousands of disabled people is propping up the UK auto industry, accounting for one in every five new car sales ...
Jails are "on brink", leads the Times. It says the early release of sexual offenders will put the public "at risk", according ...
Labour is facing fresh demands to U-turn on axing winter fuel payments after devastating polling revealed most OAPs could not ...
All of London’s constituencies bar one registered an increase of children living in absolute low-income families compared to ...
Bank of England interest rate-setter Catherine Mann said she voted to keep borrowing costs on hold last week - having sought ...
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Liz Kendall said it is "not right" to say that more than three million families will ...
The UK Government has been pressed on the "economic impact" of its changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) ...
It’s important to be aware of upcoming State Pension changes, especially if you have a retirement plan in place - here's what ...
The government plans to cut the number of civil service roles in London by 12,000, closing 11 offices in the capital.
Sir Stephen Timms, leading the review, will be meeting with disabled people and organisations representing them this week.
Sir Sadiq Khan has warned Labour to be “humble” following his party’s poor showing in the recent local elections, while ...