DWP launches SEVENTH review of benefit errors in a year. But were they REALLY mistakes?
As I write this, I, Daniel Blake is on the TV – its television premiere. The scene involves the title character’s …
As I write this, I, Daniel Blake is on the TV – its television premiere. The scene involves the title character’s …
It is nearly four years to the day since I published evidence that private contractors carrying out the Work Capability …
The Conservative minister for disabled people, Sarah Newton, is a desperate woman. So desperate is she, it appears she is …
Already the arrival of Esther McVey as Secretary of State for Work and Pensions has been followed with lies. Disabilities …
This seems a reprehensible – but all-too-typical – dereliction of duty by MPs on all sides of Parliament. Labour’s shadow …
Sarah Newton must have a very short memory – or perhaps she lacks intelligence. The new minister of state for …
Why is the fight against creeping NHS privatisation no longer gaining national headlines in the mass media? Do editors think …
Citizens of the United Kingdom probably take it for granted that the quality of debate in the House of Commons …
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