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  • Death,Department for Work and Pensions,Investigation

    Public Accounts Committee deflects DWP death data concerns; the investigation continues

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 31, 2025|
  • Benefits,Death,Department for Work and Pensions,Freedom of Information

    Vox Political takes DWP secrecy over death reviews to Parliament and FOI watchdog

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: July 25, 2025|
  • Benefits,Department for Work and Pensions,Disability

    The harsh reality disabled people face with the DWP | The Poor Side of Life

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: February 3, 2025|
  • Justice,Politics

    MPs are asking why probation privatisation cost billions and helped nobody

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: January 14, 2018|
  • Business,Corruption,Labour Party,Politics,Public services

    The perils of pandering to PricewaterhouseCoopers

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: February 8, 2015|
  • Politics,Public services

    Coalition is warned off ‘quasi-monopoly’ firms

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: December 10, 2014|
  • Benefits,Conservative Party,Employment and Support Allowance,Politics,unemployment,Workfare

    If only we could sanction Iain Duncan Smith’s pay

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 7, 2014|
  • Benefits,Conservative Party,Employment and Support Allowance,Politics,UK,Workfare

    IDS should be a candidate for his own Work Programme

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: November 7, 2014|
  • Business,Conservative Party,Corruption,Justice,Neoliberalism,Politics,Privatisation,Public services,UK

    Why is Chris Grayling trying to sabotage the national finances?

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: June 3, 2024|
  • Benefits,Conservative Party,Disability,Employment and Support Allowance,Health,Labour Party,Liberal Democrats,People,Politics,Poverty,Public services,UK

    UK government refuses to accept responsibility for crimes against humanity

    By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: April 9, 2014|
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