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‘£2.3billion Jobseekers Allowance. £2.86billion pension credit. £3.62billion in housing benefit. £2.83billion Income Support and Employment and Support Allowance. As the welfare debate is spun by this government, these are the figures you will rarely hear. These are the estimated amounts unclaimed last year by people who are perfectly entitled to claim benefits – including disabled […]

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‘Another day, another rummage down the back of the benefits sofa to find a spare £12bn. This week: changing Employment Support Allowance to incentivise ill people to get back to work. One problem: I already have the best incentive to stop being ill and get back to work. It’s called “being ill”. I would love […]

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‘Iain Duncan Smith is poised to cut vital benefits for the disabled by £30 a week, leaked documents show. The Tory welfare slasher – who ushered in the hated Bedroom Tax – now wants to cut Employment Support Allowance, the main sickness benefit. An internal Whitehall paper says ESA payments of up to £102.15-a-week do […]

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‘There have been numerous studies detailing what happens to the brain in long-term meditators, but what exactly happens to people who meditate for the first time? Sara Lazar, a Harvard researcher, has gained quite some notoriety detailing how the brain actually grows grey matter when people meditate. Other studies have shown that meditation improves IQ, […]

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‘It is typical of this power-crazed Government which believes it now has total control over our money and laws – so why not our language. Take the way they are twisting the most-used word in their vocabulary: Welfare. As they look to slash another £12billion , they’ve decided the pain will be borne by jobless […]

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‘Welfare cuts totalling £12bn a year will be revealed in next month’s budget, the government has announced. The news come during a weekend in which thousands of protestors marched against government imposed austerity. Writing in a joint article in today’s Sunday Times, Chancellor George Osborne and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith say: “This […]

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‘Officials have apologised after a man who cannot walk, talk or feed himself was told he had to attend a Job Centre interview to discuss his benefit payments as well as “training to up date his skills.” Nick Gaskin, 46, from Quorn, was diagnosed with primary progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) 16 years ago. He can […]

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‘George Osborne’s own deputy has warned of “spine-chilling” welfare cuts if the Tories win the election. Working families, poverty-stricken kids and the disabled will be hammered by the Chancellor’s £12billion welfare axe, Treasury Secretary Danny […]

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