Labour ‘to slash disability benefits for 1 million people’ as part of huge welfare cuts
Those who have difficulty washing, dressing or eating will be denied payments due to a tougher eligibility criteria ...
Analysis-UK faces hard choices over soaring disability costs
Britain's government wants to tame its ballooning bill for supporting people with disabilities and long-term health ...
Inside PIP: The ‘broken’ health benefit Labour could cut even further
Reforms to the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) have now been widely reported, although Labour MPs are understood to be ...
DWP could announce proposed changes to PIP and other disability benefits next week
Millions of people claiming disability benefits could find out next week how proposed changes to the welfare system will ...
Does cutting benefits work?
Freezing incapacity benefits in cash terms until 2030 would save £1bn a year, according to the Resolution Foundation. But you ...
Cuts to disability benefit 'would be catastrophic for people across the country'
What are Pip benefits? The Personal Independence Payment began to be rolled out in 2013 amid the phase-out of the Disability ...
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The change DWP could make to benefits cuts to quell Labour rebellion
In a package of reforms next week, the Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall is expected to tighten up eligibility for the ...
Cuts and caps to benefits have always harmed people, not helped them into work
Many of the measures already implemented to reduce government spending have actually pushed people further away from the ...
UK’s Mental Health Crisis Drives 500,000 Onto Benefits, IFS Says
Half a million more people in England and Wales are claiming disability benefits for mental-health problems than before the ...
The car giant cashing in on Britain’s disability benefits boom
When Rachel Reeves lays out her plans to slash Britain’s welfare bill later this month, Andrew Miller will be paying close ...
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UK Government Grapples with Disability Benefits Dilemma
The UK is tackling soaring costs in disability benefits that surpass its defense budget, sparking potential policy reforms. Prime Minister Keir Starmer cites economic and moral concerns as annual ...