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Parliament security confiscates ‘political’ book on DWP deaths from activists before PIP cuts debate
Parliament has refused to criticise a security officer who confiscated a book about benefit deaths because it was “too ...
A report from MPs today calls on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to introduce a new legal duty for it to safeguard ...
Two terminally-ill disabled women are to lodge a complaint with the United Nations that the passage of a private members’ ...
Disabled campaigners say they are shocked, angry and “confounded” by a vote by the Scottish parliament in favour of ...
A disabled woman has accused Mind of discrimination after an internal investigation recommended that the mental health ...
Crowdfunder in memory of Krissi Hunt could educate coroners on links between DWP and claimant deaths
Lawyers and a bereaved family behind a crowdfunding initiative hope it will highlight to coroners across the country the links between the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and countless ...
A major London theatre is to host an installation that exposes how Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) austerity measures ...
Ministers have no idea how much impact their cuts to disabled people’s benefits will have on levels of disability poverty, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has admitted. DWP published ...
A “sinister” government analysis of the impact of a bill to legalise assisted suicide suggests it could eventually save public bodies more than £100 million a year in health and social care costs, ...
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