Daniel Reynard plans eviction by deleting my health from his report. He knows my arrears are caused by UC staff lying. Cambridge knows this.

Around 560,000 families will benefit from the Labour Government s decision to scrap the controversial two-child benefit cap

I saw this on social media, on Christmas morning (and it really brought me down to Earth with a bang):

immigrant access to welfare benefits (like Universal Credit, housing help, Child Benefit) in the UK depends heavily on their immigration status, especially the "No Recourse to Public Funds" (NRPF) rule, which bars many from benefits unless exceptions apply, like refugees or those with Indefinite Leave to Remain, who often get full access, while asylum seekers receive limited support (housing, cash on a card) while waiting for decisions. Key factors are residency, the specific benefit, and whether your visa allows access to public funds. 

Universal Credit’s “no one will be worse off” promise, meets the reality of maths done by policy.

The work and pensions secretary has bragged about cutting disabled people’s support, three days after launching a child poverty strategy which warned that more than a million children in families w…