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NADINE Dorries has sparked a fresh row among the Conservatives after she shared an image showing Rishi Sunak stabbing Boris Johnson in the back.

Culture secretary’s post portraying Sunak wielding knife at Boris Johnson denounced in light of MPs’ murders

The culture secretary is criticised for sharing a doctored image of Rishi Sunak preparing to stab the PM.

The culture secretary is criticised for sharing a doctored image of Rishi Sunak preparing to stab the PM.

Automatic payments taken out of people’s benefits should be halted as claimants battle soaring costs, the Work and Pensions Committee said.

Households struggling through the cost-of-living crisis need some breathing space, MPs say in a report.

Money that it doesnt have? well, pausing deductions _ money that it doesnt have? well, pausing deductions wont - money that it doesnt have? well, pausing deductions wont in i money that it doesnt have? -ii pausing deductions wont in the end make any difference, because eventually, when hopefully inflation eases and benefits have been properly operated, then the treasury will get its money paid back. what were saying is, we are in a very, very difficult few months, and the government needs to eas...

Charities have said people with deductions are being left without enough money to afford food or to pay their bills.

And pensions said they had already restricted the total amount of deductions that could be taken to 25% of payment, and doubled the amount of time people have to pay money back to two years. asjodine braces herself for higher bills, that doesnt feel like enough, but she thinks that pausing deductions would help. it would at least give me a standing point to kind of put myself back on an even keel. colletta smith, bbc news. lets speak now to sir stephen timms, labour mp and chair of the work and ...

Committee calls for ‘breathing space’ for millions whose universal credit is docked to repay advances, debts or overpayments