A group of bishops is calling on peers in the House of Lords
to amend the Welfare Benefits Uprating Bill to protect children. In a letter to the Sunday Telegraph the 43
bishops argue the bill will ‘hit the poorest hardest’ and note: ‘About 60 per
cent of the savings from the uprating cap will come from the poorest third of
households.’ Read the full letter on the
Sunday Telegraph website.
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The number of rental properties without a lounge is surging, and people are
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