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Petition calling for £25 Universal Credit uplift signed by tens of thousands
Petition argues that people on Universal Credit are being forced to choose between "paying bills and buying food."
MPs call on Chancellor to commit to raising benefits inline with inflation
The Work and Pensions Committee has written to Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
SNP plan to cap rents for private and social tenancies
Emergency legislation introduced to the Scottish Parliament aims to protect tenants during the cost of living crisis.
DWP announce date for second cost of living payment
By November 23, millions of homes throughout the United...
What more evidence does the UK government need that families are in crisis?
It is "shocking and morally indefensible" that the UK government may not increase benefits inline with inflation, think tank argues.
Rich gain 40-times as much as poorer families from tax cuts, despite U-turn on 45p rate
"The richest 5 per cent of households still stand to gain far more than the entire bottom half of the income distribution combined."
DWP staff ‘forced to rely on foodbanks’
PCS union demands a payrise for members working for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
Devolved nations demand ‘urgent meeting’ with Kwasi Kwarteng over tax and benefit plans
"Immediate steps required to reverse the detrimental effects of the UK Government's tax proposals."
Failing to uprate benefits with inflation would be the largest real-terms benefit cut in history
Think tank condemns "morally indefensible" plan to target low-income households whilst gifting tax cuts to the rich.
Soaring energy costs causing ‘life-threatening’ asthma attacks
Cost of Living: "Lives are at risk" if the government doesn't step in to help people with lung conditions, charity warns.
Ban energy firms from forcing people in debt onto prepayment meters this winter, says charity
Almost half a million people could be forced onto prepayment energy meters this winter, warns Citizens Advice.
‘Osborne-level’ spending cuts feared after PM refuses to backtrack on tax cuts for the rich
Low-income families and benefit claimants to pay the price for Tory economic ineptitude.
Union leaders call on Liz Truss to rule out ‘crippling’ return to Tory austerity
Slashing services “would be an act of national vandalism and a huge betrayal of the British people”, say unions
Liz Truss ‘lying through her teeth’ on energy bills
PM claimed that “nobody” would be paying more than £2500 on energy bills.
UK households to see energy costs surge by up to 27% overnight
New analysis reveals a stark winter for millions of people across the UK.
Tens of thousands of benefit claimants with mental health problems at ‘real risk’ of losing benefits
Vulnerable claimants say mental health problems made it more difficult for them to apply for Universal Credit.
£150 ‘cost of living’ payment for disabled people is ‘nowhere near enough’
"More than half of people who use food banks are disabled people," say campaigners.