The DWP just revealed how much more it’s paid out in staff bonuses. You may wish to sit down.
Correction: This article was updated at 14:15 on 11 May to make clear that PIP assessments are carried out by...
The Isle of Man government just nationalised a key piece of public transport
The Isle of Man government is reportedly bringing a key piece of transport infrastructure into public ownership. Nationalisation As BBC...
A corporate giant is taking Nicola Sturgeon’s government to court over ‘human rights violations’
On Tuesday 8 May, a legal challenge against Nicola Sturgeon's Scottish government began. A corporate giant is claiming the Holyrood...
The DWP is facing the mother of all backlashes over its Universal Credit claims
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has faced mounting criticism over its claims about Universal Credit. Universal Credit: in...
Today is the start of a month dedicated to one of the most ‘neglected’ disabilities going
Tuesday 1 May marks the start of a month dedicated to raising awareness of an often misdiagnosed, misrepresented and misunderstood...
The DWP is in court again and it could ‘open the floodgates’ for countless disabled people
THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS PIECE ARE NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is...
A must-hear song is calling on Theresa May to resign over the Windrush scandal
The band behind last summer's top five hit Liar Liar has released a protest song over the Windrush scandal. Keeping...
A Conservative minster called Rudd’s resignation over Windrush ‘unwanted noise’ live on the BBC
During an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, a senior Conservative minister called Amber Rudd's resignation over the Windrush...
Ed Miliband missed the ‘grumpy’ squirrel who was trying to meet him on Friday
Former Labour leader and MP Ed Miliband narrowly avoided a spot of bother with a squirrel in Sheffield on Friday...
The government has just been slammed by another court ruling. But it’s claiming victory.
The government just been slammed in the first round of a court case brought against it by a human rights campaign group....
Passenger groups and unions say a major report into the rail industry has ‘vindicated’ them
A damning report on the rail industry from a parliamentary committee has "vindicated" the arguments of a passenger organisation and...
The National Youth Theatre is tackling one of the most pressing issues we face in ‘The Fall’
The National Youth Theatre is beginning a run of a critically acclaimed play on Saturday 28 April. And The Fall...
The DWP has been caught trying to ‘coerce’ GPs into saying their patients are fit-for-work
Campaigners and medical professionals have discovered the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is trying to "coerce" GPs into saying...
A radical media outlet has just given itself a well-earned relaunch
An independent media outlet at the forefront of what's called 'citizen media' has just done a relaunch. And it's well deserved,...
Another fracking firm is having to explain its finances to the government
A fracking firm has to undertake "financial resilience" tests before the government will allow it to frack. This is part...
Here’s why a mother is tweeting every MP before the local elections
A mother and writer is tweeting every MP. It's part of a campaign to get the lives of a group...
Parents are taking a primary school to court over its ‘academisation’
A group of parents has been granted a judicial review of a primary school's plans to become an academy. Everybody...
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