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The UN’s International Labour Organisation has described the level of benefits in the UK as a “policy of keeping [people] below the absolute poverty line... using social security as a means of economic compulsion to labour”. Universal Credit (UC) rose only 3.1% in April 2022. After a year of falling way behind inflation, in April 2023 it will rise by 10.1%, to £85 a week. For people under 25 and couples it’s even less. £85 is still lower than the rate before the Tories cut UC, in October 2021, from £95 to £75.

The UN’s International Labour Organisation has described the level of benefits in the UK as a “policy of keeping [people] below the absolute poverty line... using social security as a means of economic compulsion to labour”. Universal Credit rose only 3.1% in April 2022. After a year of falling way behind inflation, in April 2023 it will rise by 10.1%, to £85 a week. For people under 25 and couples it’s even less. £85 is still lower than the rate before the Tories cut UC, in October 2021, from £95 to £75.

TOM HARRIS: It has been revealed that Starmer, his deputy Angela Rayner and their party have collectively pocketed nearly £400,000 from a key backer of Just Stop Oil, Dale Vince.

Ambulance unions did not and that is why we are _ ambulance unions did not and that is why we are introducing these minimum safety— why we are introducing these minimum safety levels. you why we are introducing these minimum safety levels-— safety levels. you might remember when we spoke _ safety levels. you might remember when we spoke about _ safety levels. you might remember when we spoke about the _ safety levels. you might remember. when we spoke about the ambulance strikes in december there was some confusion in government about where exactly different levels of emergency care would ...