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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

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"We know without any doubt, that cuts and changes to benefits have led to untold suffering."

The fight against welfare reforms must continue – even if it doesn’t change anything

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"Concentrix, the US contractor which wrongly stripped thousands of families of their tax credits"

The government’s latest benefits blunder is just the tip of the iceberg

The Concentrix shambles is just the latest in a long line of fiascos involving private contractors

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"Just this month the new work and pensions secretary, Damian Green, reiterated that sanctions "contribute to a fairer society."

The government doesn’t care about the impact of sanctions: they want them to hurt

Today’s report is just the latest damning evidence on the use of sanctions

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"At the crux of the matter is the Conservative belief that poverty is something which is caused by decisions made by individuals rather than by government"

The government’s life chances plan shows they know nothing about poverty

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"I was informed that my CV, no matter how good it looked, didn't actually count for anything"

I’m Broken, Britain: An open letter from an anonymous benefit recipient

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Stephen Crabb made his maiden speech on welfare reform yesterday

Crabb’s welfare speech shows little has really changed at the DWP

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A new report suggests welfare changes will hit vulnerable children hardest

Government welfare bill will hit vulnerable children hardest

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Iain Duncan Smith's welfare reforms have failed to lift people out of poverty

Revealed: The true cost of Iain Duncan Smith’s welfare reforms

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Tory victory: But social workers will still care for the disenfranchised

Comment: Whatever the election result, we social workers will stand up for the disenfranchised

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Key industry leaders gather in Scarborough for fuel poverty summit

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Liam Crosby: 'A more detailed look at the personal, experienced, human impacts of welfare reform is urgently needed'

Comment: Cameron’s ‘moral’ welfare reform doesn’t bother with the wreckage it leaves behind

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Tony Blair - allegedly full of great advice

The Political Week Online: Blair witch project (sorry)

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This photo shows Archbishop Vincent Nichols quite clearly leaning to the left

Nichols touches a nerve: Cameron defends ‘moral’ welfare reforms

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BFAWU: Osborne’s economic recovery was never intended to benefit ordinary people

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Austerity forever?

The Political Week Online: Austerity forever?

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Ian Dunt: 'He was the most incapable leader of the Conservative party in recent memory.'

Comment: Iain Duncan Smith is no longer fit-for-work

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Iain Duncan Smith: Can his reputation survive today's report?

Catastrophic Commons report dismantles IDS’ universal credit scheme

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IDS: Back to work scheme illegal

IDS’ back to work scheme illegal, supreme court rules

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