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About the impact that'll have. £80 is not a lot for some people. once i've paid bills i'll be left with probably about £60 — £60, £70 for the month. that won't do me a month's shopping. no chance, evenjust a single person. charities are warning about the impact, too. citizens' advice surveyed 2,000 people on universal credit, and they think more than a third could be forced into debt when the uplift ends. here at westminster, a number of mp5 are worried, too. opposition parties want the extra money to be made permanent and a growing number of conservatives are saying the same. in a lette...

But that temporary uplift comes to an end in october. antony is one of those worried about the impact that'll have. £80 is not a lot for some people. 0nce i've paid bills i'll be left with probably about £60 — £60, £70 for the month. that won't do me a month's shopping. no chance, evenjust a single person. charities are warning about the impact, too. citizens' advice surveyed 2,000 people on universal credit, and they think more than a third could be forced into debt when the uplift ends. here at westminster, a number of mps are worried, too. 0pposition parties want the extra money to be...

0nce i've paid bills i'll be left with probably about £60 — £60, £70 for the month. that won't do me a month's shopping. no chance, evenjust a single person. charities are warning about the impact, too. citizens' advice surveyed 2,000 people on universal credit, and they think more than a third could be forced into debt when the uplift ends. here at westminster, a number of mps are worried, too. opposition parties want the extra money to be made permanent and a growing number of conservatives are saying the same. in a letter today, two tory mps tell the prime minister to rethink. peter al...