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Areas as having the potential to host one. west midlands. greater manchester, the north east, south yorkshire, west yorkshire, east midlands, teesside and once again liverpool. there will be at least one in each of scotland, wales and northern ireland. to be chosen each area must identify a location where they can offer a bold and imaginative partnership, between local government, and the university or research institute in a way that catalyses new innovation cluster, if the application is succe...

Work on tackling economic inactivity. i thank him for that. today, we publish a white paper on disability benefits reform. it is the biggest change to our welfare system in a decade. his plans will abolish the work capability assessment in great britain, and separate benefit entitlement from an individual�*s ability to work. as a result, disabled benefit claimants will always be able to seek work, without fear of losing financial support. lam announcing i am announcing in england and wales aft...

A back-to-work drive will target as many as seven million adults who do not have jobs.

This page brings together Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) research reports.

In a foreword to a report by his Centre for Social Justice think-tank, Mr Duncan Smith said that the Universal Credit taper cut in April will be eaten up by inflation to still leave claimants worse off.

By Chay Quinn for online mail