Some working people are losing 97p of every £1 earned
after being hit by a combination of welfare cuts, a committee of MPs has
found. The public accounts committee
warned that cuts to council tax benefit means ‘work does not pay’ for those
worse affected by the reforms. In a damning report, the scrutiny group attacked
the DWP for ‘not fully understanding’ the impact of council tax benefit cuts
when combined with other welfare reforms. Read more on the Parliament website.
The Guardian view on loneliness: the decline in friendship leaves gen Z
exposed | Editorial
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Problems with housing, jobs and technology have dented young people’s
confidence in the future and each other
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