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Under a policy enacted by successive governments, a cohort of people with NRPF are told they do not have a right to claim public funds

Covid crisis demands ‘safety-net for all’

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The £500 Covid bonus benefit trap

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We’re all claimants now: Coronavirus can change the narrative on benefits

Now we know. Welfare is for all of us.

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Major tax and benefits challenges face care workers, report finds

A new report highlights how care workers are losing out because of the confusing and unhelpful way in which their working arrangements and low pay interact with tax, welfare and minimum wage rules.

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The Carmichaels took their case to the Supreme Court

DWP wins legal case to block future benefit appeals

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"The report’s recommendations are an important first step in ensuring that we have a disability benefits system that supports, rather than damages, people affected by mental illness"

Rethink Mental Illness response to disability benefits benefit assessments report

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"Private landlords across the country are refusing to rent out properties to people who claim Universal Credit"

Private landlords turning away Universal Credit claimants in droves

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"Documents relating to the government's controversial fit-for-work tests could be blocked from publication after the Department for Work and Pensions' (DWP) launched a legal challenge."

DWP fights to block publication of fit-for-work documents

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The lower benefit cap has seen its impact spread well beyond London

Number hit by benefit cap trebles

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