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The interim president of the Chamber of Deputies, Alfred Simonis, on Saturday stated that the new form of the law on special pensions, the…

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The ruling Law and Justice party faces growing competition for countryside voters as it seeks a record third term.

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Angela Rayner has cemented her place as a trade union darling with her performance at the TUC conference this week. Her speech in Liverpool was short, captivating and, most importantly, effective.

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During his weekly appearance on Nihal Arthanayake’s BBC Radio 5 Live show, Martin Lewis discussed the potential rise to state pension next year and Pension Credit

One in six pensioners live in relative poverty in the UK. For women pensioners its nearer to one in five.

Former Tory Chancellor George Osborne said this morning he would be "very tempted" not to give the bumper state pension rise - expected to be 8.5% - if he was still in post

The government has insisted it remains committed to the triple lock after the Pensions Secretary Mel Stride labelled the policy "unsustainable".