UK: Welfare Weekly 11 January 2020

11 January 2020 — Welfare Weekly

Up to 2,000 terminally ill people have died awaiting DWP benefit decisionsUp to 2,000 terminally ill people have died awaiting DWP benefit decisions

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Citizens Advice demands 'fundamental overhaul' of Universal Credit systemCitizens Advice demands ‘fundamental overhaul’ of Universal Credit system

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Unsecured debt hits new peak of £14,540 per household, says TUCUnsecured debt hits new peak of £14,540 per household, says TUC

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SNP: Tories must "wake up" to the growing food bank crisisSNP: Tories must “wake up” to the growing food bank crisis

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Ombudsman warns of the 'human cost' of housing benefit errorsOmbudsman warns of the ‘human cost’ of housing benefit errors

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Tory leadership hopeful defends comment that people on benefits "cannot have as many children as they like"Tory leadership hopeful defends comment that people on benefits “cannot have as many children as they like”

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Plaid leader Adam Price.A £35 per week ‘Welsh Child Payment’ could ‘lift 50,000 children out of poverty’, says Plaid leader

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Housing benefit shortfall forcing families to sacrifice food shopping to pay rentHousing benefit shortfall forcing families to sacrifice food shopping to pay rent

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Young family with disabled child left homeless after benefits blunderYoung family with disabled child left homeless after benefits blunder

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Pregnant homeless woman left to sleep on hard floorPregnant homeless woman left to sleep on hard floor

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Family of Jodey Whiting seek fresh inquest into her death to examine role played by DWPFamily of Jodey Whiting seek fresh inquest into her death to examine role played by DWP

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This Labour leadership candidate may have fuelled the 'hostile environment' faced by benefit claimantsThis Labour leadership candidate may have fuelled the ‘hostile environment’ faced by benefit claimants

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Tories trying to keep Universal Credit claimants in the darkTories trying to keep Universal Credit claimants in the dark

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Government announce £165 million new funding for 'Troubled Families' schemeGovernment announce £165 million new funding for ‘Troubled Families’ scheme

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