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The former Work and Pensions Secretary’s deeply disingenuous resignation letter ignores reality, in three boastful sentences.
Most Corbynsceptic MPs are in the incoherent position of being against a party split, but against making the best of things either.
With a foreword by actor Michael Sheen, a new book of portraits and interviews gives a voice to people affected by social issues such as austerity, Brexit, deindustrialisation, nationalism and cuts to public services.
“We did get things wrong,” the former Chancellor admitted on Newsnight. But not – according to him – regarding welfare.
The Budget doesn’t lift it, Labour wouldn’t reverse it – why is austerity’s harshest attack still going?
The Chancellor announced: “Universal Credit is here to stay”. And so are the cuts.
Service users and Tory MPs alike will suffer from the Chancellor’s failure to provide proper funding.
MPs accuse ministers of a “fortress mentality”, allowing a “culture of indifference” about the pain caused by welfare reforms. But it’s hardly surprising.
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How do the proposed changes to fire safety regulations impact residents, and what more can be done to protect the public?
If past government action reduced poverty it could do so again.
The welfare reform’s core “family first” ideology was always going to degrade women’s autonomy.
