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Low-income households, pensioners and some disabled people will get extra help with energy bills.

Alice Mahon believed she was exposed to the deadly substance as a nurse - and potentially when she was an MP in Parliament.

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People who have had a Universal Credit sanction are more likely to go into a job earning less money than those who have not been sanctioned.

First published at Socialist Project. Given that the immanent drive and constant tendency of capital is to atomize the working class, what are the effects of this tendency? For the atomized worker, all other workers are competitors; all other workers are enemies in so far as they are competing for the same jobs. All other workers potentially stand between them and the satisfaction of their needs.

Critics last night urged welfare chiefs to halt remote working for civil servants amid fears it is wide open to abuse by fraudsters, as fraud rockets to almost £9 billion a year.

Notwithstanding record low unemployment figures, the size of the workforce has shrunk: the number of people in employment is still lower than before…

Regulators did not collect and report on detailed system-wide data that could have informed pension schemes’ judgments on risk, a leading financial adviser has told MPs.

MPs are to investigate the regulations and governance of defined benefit pension schemes with liability driven investments (LDI).

DOUGLAS Cowe (Letters, September 2) complains that the SNP "provides absolutely no evidence that independence will work" apart from the…