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Charities press for ringfencing of money for vulnerable people
8 Jan 2012:Charities say welfare reforms will see funds meant for the destitute or victims of domestic violence get lost in the system
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8 Jan 2012: Letters: We are deeply concerned at the government's proposals to abolish these elements of the social fund and pass some of the funding to local authorities, without any statutory obligation to ensure they provide emergency support to vulnerable people
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8 Jan 2012:
Sue Marsh: The welfare reform bill will be disastrous for sick and disabled people. But we are now determined that our voices will be heard
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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: Polly Toynbee: This government is the most incompetent in living memory, yet the opposition is too busy navel-gazing to expose the facts
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5 Jan 2012: Editorial: Labour has ducked the fight so far, but the truth will out: this is the tightest squeeze on children's living standards yet seen
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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: Zoe Williams: In this harshly political age the left has to stop using child poverty as a way of avoiding a debate on income redistribution
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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: For a government committed to getting people working, abolishing the disability living allowance presents a PR challenge
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3 Jan 2012: Iain Duncan Smith, the coalition's work and pensions secretary, responds to Guardian article by his shadow, Liam Byrne
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