Last month, a UN report slammed the bedroom tax for causing Britain’s most vulnerable people into tremendous despair. The government brushed it off as “Marxist diatribe”. Needless to say, I didn’t agree.
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The storm has blown away the last of the summer. Winter is on its way. And for Britain’s poorest families, forced by a soaring cost of living and the government’s austerity onslaught to choose between heating and eating, it promises to be a winter of discontent. George Osborne may be cheering the country’s return to
Left Unity will fight for the poor if Labour won’t Read More »
Another Angry Voice says it all. Time we scrapped this disgusting bedroom tax.
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After Iain Duncan Smith claimed he could live on £53 a week in benefits instead of his £1581 a week post-tax salary, he was challenged by an online petition to put his money where his mouth is. Within a day the petition attracted more than 200,000 signatures. Petitions are hardly the strongest form of political
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