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The Government announced a new legal duty that will force the largest and most popular social media platforms and search engines to prevent paid-for fraudulent adverts appearing on their sites.

Food campaigner calls for social security benefits to be uprated in line with inflation as situation is ‘untenable’ for those in poverty

The Government announced a new legal duty that will force the largest and most popular social media platforms and search engines to prevent paid-for fraudulent adverts appearing on their sites.

Legal firms fighting on behalf of many migrants wrongly accused of cheating in English language tests undertaken as part of visa requirements

Glasgow study into the link between sanctions and health issues halted after department refused to release data

Department accused of culture of secrecy as research into policy’s health effects on claimants halted

LAST week, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Therese Coffey gave evidence on the rising cost-of-living crisis to the Commons’ Work and…

A BBC investigation raises new doubts about evidence used to deport thousands for allegedly cheating in an English test.

Minister Therese Coffey also suggested energy suppliers have started using billpayers as their ‘cash flow’.

Minister Therese Coffey also suggested energy suppliers have started using billpayers as their ‘cash flow’.