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Last-minute concessions to the Government’s controversial welfare reforms have been welcomed by some campaigners but ...
Critics say the Government's welfare U-turn has created a 'two-tier system' for current and future disabled claimants ...
Sir Keir Starmer has caved to a Labour rebellion and offered major concessions to his backbenchers on his planned benefit ...
Current Pip claimants will not lose their DWP benefits after the Government made concessions to Labour rebels on controversial welfare reforms.
Keir Starmer has been warned he still faces a showdown to push through controversial welfare changes as critics warned a string of concessions are 'nowhere near enough' ...
Brits who currently receive the personal independence payment (Pip) will continue to do so after the Government made ...
Sir Keir Starmer’s climbdown on the welfare Bill is the latest in a series of U-turns. Here, the PA news agency looks at ...
PIP is usually paid every four weeks and the amount you get is not affected by your income or savings. The daily living ...
The U-turn, including protecting personal independence payments (Pip) for existing claimants, comes after 126 MPs threatened ...
In a letter to Labour MPs Liz Kendall announced a dramatic climbdown on changes to PIP and Universal Credit as she attempted ...
Flagship reforms to key benefits are set to be watered down after the government was forced to offer concessions to a growing rebellion among Labour MPs ...
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