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‘Surprised and disappointed’: inside the row over Parliament’s new TikTok account
feature MPs warn that social media company could harvest user data
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Benefits vs. costs: is Universal Credit fit for purpose?
feature Claimants of legacy benefits will be moved over to universal credit
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Why China - with its massive economy - receives £71m a year in UK foreign aid
In Depth MPs request review into why a country with its own space programme is being sent British aid
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‘National scandal’ as 5,000 people die after benefits error
Speed Read Government underpaid 70,000 claimants by £340m between 2011 and 2014
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Theresa May considers third meaningful vote after offering to quit
Speed Read PM told Tories she is willing to stand aside if they back her withdrawal deal
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Tory Brexiteers warn May: don’t ‘ambush’ us with late deal
Speed Read ERG ultimatum means PM must reach agreement with EU by the weekend
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Thousands of people have died after being found 'fit for work'
Speed Read Families of the dead say the DWP 'knows it is killing people', but the government denies any link
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Sickness benefit overhaul: what the radical reforms will mean
Speed Read Iain Duncan Smith's plan to encourage more people into work has already angered disability campaigners
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Queen's Speech: Cameron reveals radical agenda
In Depth Prime Minister's one nation pledge 'could look like the bleakest of ironies' by the end of the parliament
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John Major praises 'guts and drive' of immigrants in the UK
Speed Read Former PM's tone on immigration contrasts with that of Cameron, who has launched crackdown on 'benefit tourism'
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George Osborne defies right-wing Tory calls for more welfare cuts
In Depth Iain Duncan Smith was ready to cut welfare by further £3bn to fund defence; no thanks says the Chancellor
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Disability benefit reform: what is PIP and why is it controversial?
In Depth Critics say Iain Duncan Smith's reforms will turn back the clock for disabled people - but IDS denies he's being nasty
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Monday 8 Apr 2013
Daily Briefing
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Iain Duncan Smith ridiculed over '£53 a week' claim
In Depth Minister branded 'smug' and urged to prove he could live on minimum amount paid to benefits claimants
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