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‘A mentally ill man who took his own life after his benefits were axed was ‘murdered’ by the British government, his sister has said. Paul Donnachie, 50, had his disability benefit payments stopped in June 2015 after he failed to turn up for four work capability assessments organized by the Department for Work and Pensions […]

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‘Cancer patients could be put at risk of losing their homes if planned cuts to crucial sickness benefits go ahead, a new report by Macmillan Cancer Support warns. The charity says proposed cuts to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), which would result in support being slashed by £30 a week for people in the Work […]

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‘More than four in ten homeless young people could be affected by Government cuts to housing support, according to a new report published today. Research shows that up to 44% of young homeless people could be hit by Government proposals to remove automatic housing benefit entitlement from 18-21 year-olds. The charity Homeless Link warns this […]

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‘While lawmakers seem to have no problem finding funds for bombs fighter jets and terrorists in Syria and Iraq, it seems that it is much more difficult for them to find money to pay American soldiers for their service and pay for their healthcare once that service is over. This is because Congressional Defense leaders […]

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‘The UK’s statistics watchdog has called on the Department of Work and Pensions to give “objective and impartial” information on benefits sanctions, it has been reported. The Guardian reports that Sir Andrew Dilnot, Chief of the UK Statistics Authority, is to write to the department’s leading statistician to request that they publish a greater volume […]

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