• Benefits,Conservative Party,Disability,Employment and Support Allowance,Media,Politics,UK,Universal Credit

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• Benefits,Conservative Party,Politics,Universal Credit

  Back to the drawing-board (again?) for Universal Credit

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• Benefits,Business,Conservative Party,Employment,Labour Party,People,Politics,Poverty,UK,Universal Credit,Workfare,Zero hours contracts

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• Benefits,Cost of living,People,Politics,Poverty,UK,unemployment

  Was political propaganda as blatant as this under Labour?

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• Benefits,Disability,Employment and Support Allowance,Health,Politics,UK,Universal Credit

  Petition demands fibromyalgia test be fit to work

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• Benefits,Disability,Employment,Employment and Support Allowance,Health,Labour Party,Media,People,Politics,Television,UK,Universal Credit

  Work Capability Assessment faces replacement if Labour wins election

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• Benefits,Business,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Economy,Employment,People,Politics,Poverty,UK,unemployment

  Osborne promising full employment – is this an April Fool?

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• Benefits,Business,Conservative Party,Liberal Democrats,pensions,People,Politics,Public services,UK

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• Bedroom Tax,Benefits,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Disability,Employment,Employment and Support Allowance,Food Banks,Health,Housing,Media,People,Politics,Poverty,Public services,tax credits,Television,UK,unemployment,Universal Credit,Workfare

  The questions that Sunday Politics WON’T ask Iain Duncan Smith

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• Benefits,Children,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Education,Employment,Housing,People,Politics,Poverty,Public services,Tax,UK,Universal Credit,Utility firms,Water

  Iain Duncan Smith’s new plan to prolong child poverty

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