A debate on the WASPI petition calling on the UK Government to compensate all 1950s-born women will take place on March 17.
It’s eight months since Labour came into power at Westminster and, as Alison Rowat points out (“Starmer attack on society’s poorest leaves Scottish Labour in trouble”, The Herald, March 12), things ...
The WASPI campaign recently initiated a new legal attempt to reverse the Government's decision not to compensate, preparing a ...
The campaigners are continuing to fight for compensation despite the Government saying there should be no payouts ...
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Reported DWP PIP changes slammed in minus £138 warningConcern that the chancellor could make serious changes to Personal Independence Payments (PIP) has mounted, with charities ...
Under Rachel Reeves' plans from April, the state pension is set to rise, while the personal allowance remains the same, ...
Sir Keir Starmer has seemingly been forced to delay his plan to cut benefits after being spooked by a potential Labour ...
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DWP issues benefits overhaul update as plan could 'save £1bn'Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Jon Lawes, Managing Director at Novuna Vehicle Solutions, told GB News the new duty for electric vehicle owners will cost ...
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Keir Starmer faces biggest rebellion yet as Labour MPs refuse to 'suck up' to PM 'sledgehammering' benefits billSir Keir Starmer has been left bracing for the biggest rebellion of his premiership over his plans to “take a sledgehammer” ...
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