@Hephaestus7 Samuel Miller Samuel Miller, 66, a DS specialist, is accusing the British government of employing draconian austerity measures to murder its sick and disabled citizens. Share user Twitter Facebook Copy Mention Twitter
No 10 rejects criticism from homelessness charities of its plans to curb 'intimidating' beggingAs part of the anti-social behaviour action plan, the government will make organising begging networks an offence. It will also give the poli…
Benefit Sanctions: An Excerpt from Crippled Austerity, by Frances RyanSince 2010, disabled people in Britain have been hit with more than one million sanctions, according to research by the Demos think tank and …
It is currently fashionable to say the NHS’s problems are not really anything to do with money, but that argument doesn’t stack up. Of course…
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Since 2010 the relationship of government departments, and cash-strapped local authorities, to needy citizens has increasingly become that of…
Disability Rights UK e-news: A message from our CEO: Spring BudgetThese are frightening times. After the past two years of Covid, we were expecting that Disabled people might be able to breathe a little easi…
Before Volodymyr Zelensky was the leader of Ukraine, he played one on TV. In the Ukrainian show Servant for the People, Zelensky, a professio…
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Paul Waugh On PoliticsBoris Johnson’s political informality faces its biggest global test In Prime Minister’s question time this week, Ed Miliband warned Boris…
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