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10 Jan 2012: National Institute of Economic and Social Research report in sharp contrast to claim by Migration Watch
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8 Jan 2012:
A scheme to get the long-term unemployed back to work is proving to be a hit both with them and diners
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7 Jan 2012: Survey by British Future thinktank suggests that we welcome cultural change but have anxieties about its impact
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6 Jan 2012: Letters: Ed Miliband with a stark choice: retreat into the failed comfort zone of pro-business Blairism, or carve out a distinctive new approach to economic justice
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6 Jan 2012:
The Iron Lady is on the screens, but what kind of Britain did Margaret Thatcher leave behind?
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5 Jan 2012: Letters: With 2.64 million unemployed – the highest level since 1994 – the government must press ahead with investment in infrastructure such as high-speed rail
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4 Jan 2012: Letters: Housing benefit is designed to redress imbalances between income and rents, whatever a claimant's source of income. Only a minority of claimants are unemployed
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4 Jan 2012: Institute for Fiscal Studies report says families will fare much worse than childless couples as cuts bite between now and 2015
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3 Jan 2012: Letters: Beveridge would have dismissed any assertion that conditionality was the issue when a world recession and the structural failure of the UK economy have led to there being more than 2.5 million people unemployed
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3 Jan 2012: Jane Powell, the head of a suicide prevention charity wants to get everyone talking about the biggest killer of young men in the UK
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2 Jan 2012:
Liam Byrne: Labour won't win on welfare reform by default. On jobs and benefits we need another tough-minded social revolution
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