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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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"There are countless other stories of people going without due to the bureaucratic blunders and opaque decision-making structure of Universal Credit"

Trapped in Universal Credit: How a broken leg left a woman starved of cash

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The DWP is using a bedroom tax case to challenge future welfare appeals

DWP goes back to court to block future benefit appeals

The case could have major implications for welfare appeals

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"I am now officially without a penny to my name and left bewildered as to where to go next in obtaining any degree of independence"

I’m broken Britain: I had no idea how bad it would get

The latest instalment from an anonymous benefit claimant

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"This decision comes after a series of FOI requests from Slater which have resulted in the publication of documents that the DWP did not want to release."

DWP ordered to publish another set of secret Universal Credit docs

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"The centring of the 'principles' of Universal Credit contributes to a Westminster delusion about this dumpster fire."

The only way to fix Universal Credit is to scrap it altogether

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"Our strategy on the future of work, health and disability brings together employers, the welfare system and health services"

Our ten-year plan to stop disabled people missing out on work

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The DWP has repeatedly refused to release the documents

DWP fights to block publication of Universal Credit docs

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"The DWP again failed to give any estimate of how many children would be lifted out of poverty because of the introduction of Universal Credit

DWP quietly drops Universal Credit child poverty forecast

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"We heard over and over again that the principle behind the new benefit is to make sure that work always pays"

The Universal Credit debate showed just how out of touch Tory MPs are

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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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"The government has now confirmed that the new benefit will not be fully introduced in North Kensington until September 2018."

Rollout of Universal Credit in Grenfell area halted until 2018

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"This is a battle that disabled people can't fight alone"

I’m Broken, Britain: This is a battle for survival

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"How some tax credit debts are collected is changing"

Wages a target in tax credit repayment drive, warns LITRG

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Real time information must be used with care and not uncritically

Real time information must be used with care and not uncritically

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"The true sanctions figures are actually likely to be higher"

Benefit sanctions shoot up 50% in six months

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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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"Since 2013, benefit claimants who wish to appeal against a decision made by the DWP have had to request a mandatory reconsideration before being able to take their case to a tribunal."

‘Outrageous interference’ with rule of law as DWP sets 80% benefit appeal rejection target

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"A couple who defeated the government in court over the bedroom tax are being forced to appear before a judge again"

Bedroom tax couple back in court as DWP try to block future appeals

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"There's never a good time for somebody to be sanctioned by the Jobcentre, but when it happens at Christmas, it's particularly brutal."

Sanctioned at Christmas

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I, Daniel Blake, directed by Ken Loach, opened to very strong reviews but was branded unrealistic by ministers.

I’m Broken, Britain: I’m Daniel Blake

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