The Tories’ disability assessments were just slammed by this parliamentary committee
This just a week after a Tory former DWP minister said there was “something is seriously wrong with the system”.
This just a week after a Tory former DWP minister said there was “something is seriously wrong with the system”.
Iain Duncan Smith has serious questions to answer
There are 400,000 more people on benefits than the DWP predicted in 2011
Sue Marsh writes about the DWP’s refusal to send anyone on the radio to debate her on the ESA cuts.
The government are sneaking through major changes to how disabled people are assessed, writes Sue Marsh.
In advance of the DWP releasing heavily-spun figures, Steve Griffiths counters claims in the press that suggest that disability welfare is often wrongly claimed.
Ann Milnes Roberts attempts to explain the lives behind the DLA cuts.
Employment minister Chris Grayling says goverenment is not going to means test benefits for those never able to work – but that’s exactly waht they intend to do.
Alex Hern presents the clash between disability campaigner Sue Marsh and employment minister Chris Grayling from last night’s Newsnight.
The welfare reform bill will penalise the disabled, those working class communities who live in inner cities and second-earners who work over 16 hours a week.