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Free school meals are likely to increase the cost of universal credit

Universal credit cost jumps amid free school meals ‘fiasco’

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Tony Blair - allegedly full of great advice

The Political Week Online: Blair witch project (sorry)

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Food banks have helped half a million people in the last year

Charge of the bishops: Religious leaders shock coalition with massed attack on welfare reforms

Religious leaders unite to condemn the government’s welfare reforms, in an outspoken letter broadening the faith community’s assault on the coalition

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

Let’s be absolutely clear; this recovery isn’t for us and it was never intended to benefit ordinary people.

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Rethink: Independent review of fit-for-work tests does not go far enough

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Rethink: Victory for welfare campaigners as government loses appeal against benefits ruling

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Single parents will lose out from universal credit, the Gingerbread charity claims

Single parents ‘biggest losers’ from IDS’ welfare reforms

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Benefits debate failing ordinary families: new polling and CPAG letter to party leaders

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People like you lose their jobs, become disabled, get trapped in low wage jobs

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Public attitudes towards benefit claimants are softening - a bit

Softened by austerity? Public’s rage against benefit scroungers fades

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CPAG: Surviving welfare reform

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Iain Duncan Smith: Fairly sure his reforms will work

An act of faith? IDS ‘believes’ benefit cap will force workshy to find jobs

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BFAWU: Fighting the Condem attack on disabled people

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CPAG: Welfare myths are not based on fact – and people are starting to see it

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Bakers Food & Allied Workers Union Welfare Statement

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CPAG: Introduction to welfare rights

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Iain Duncan Smith: a head for figures?

The Political Week Online: Scrooges vs Scroungers?

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DWP has made clear fraud problems were much greater under the last government

Welfare-to-work: No ‘acceptable’ level of fraud, MPs tell govt

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Rethink Mental Illness: New GP survey shows Government welfare test is pushing vulnerable people to the brink

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