The shocking figures which show the devastating effects of the budget
The effect of Rishi Sunak's budget has potentially become clear. Several think tanks have calculated that despite measures around things ...
Tag: Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)
Canary articles on the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), including benefits, pensions, free school meals, and social security like the Personal Independence Payment (PIP)
Rishi Sunak’s budget abandoned millions of sick and disabled people
Rishi Sunak's autumn budget made no mention of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) until the end. And when ...
Yet another DWP court case is potentially on the cards
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is potentially facing another court case. It's once more over Universal Credit. The ...
2,000 Canary articles later, I have a message for you all
I'm overwhelmed and somewhat perplexed to say that this is my 2,000th article for The Canary. That works out at, ...
The UN is preparing to investigate the UK government again – and it will look at the DWP
A UN committee is gathering information ahead of another investigation into the UK government. It's over its adherence to the ...
The ‘Covid Report’ exposed that behavioural science cost countless lives
A minister has admitted that the government delayed locking-down at the start of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic because of scientific ...
Jodey Whiting’s mother is once again fighting the justice system and the DWP
The mother of a woman who took her own life after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) stopped her ...
As Thérèse Coffey sang her heart out, families across the UK plunged into poverty
On 6 October, footage emerged of secretary of state for work and pensions Thérèse Coffey singing 'The Time of My ...
People on Universal Credit struggling to feed themselves before the £20 cut
Half of people claiming Universal Credit (UC) were living in food insecurity even before being hit by the removal of ...
A delayed court case is causing more DWP chaos
A legal case against the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been delayed. The court claims it's due to ...
Devolved administrations urge Boris Johnson to abandon Universal Credit cut
The move has been widely condemned by charities and opposition parties.
Disabled people’s Universal Credit protest pulled no punches
For the second time in a week, disabled people took to the streets over the Tories' treatment of social security ...
Disabled people brought London to a standstill over Tory Universal Credit cut
Disabled people brought central London to a standstill on Tuesday 28 September. They were protesting over the Tories' cut to ...
Marcus Rashford’s Universal Credit intervention adds more pressure on the Tories
Footballer-turned-campaigner Marcus Rashford has added his voice to the fight against the Tories' Universal Credit cut. His intervention comes as ...
Disabled people are staging a ‘riot’ over Tory and DWP persecution
Disabled people will be holding a "riot" on Tuesday 28 September. It's over persistent Tory and Department for Work and ...
Jodey Whiting took her own life after the DWP stopped her benefits. Her family still awaits justice.
The mother of a disabled woman who took her own life, after the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) stopped ...
Tories deny poverty with Universal Credit cut
From immigration to the economy, Curtis Daly busts some of the most harmful myths propagated by right-wing politicians, pundits and the media. ...
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