DWP names two PIP conditions behind 'significant' in claims ahead of reforms
Interim Timms Review report has concluded PIP, which is paid to over four million people, is "not fit for purpose".
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Interim Timms Review report has concluded PIP, which is paid to over four million people, is "not fit for purpose".
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A Lancing woman who has lived an active life, including dancing in competitions, has celebrated her 100th birthday with a family party.
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Middlesbrough councillors will meet in four weeks to consider the town's ranking as the most crime-ridden place outside of London
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Roxanne Archer was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia where bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells
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Michael O’Leary then said it was ‘absolutely’ appropriate to use such language.
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Roxanne Archer was diagnosed with aplastic anaemia where bone marrow fails to produce enough new blood cells
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Sales growth was driven partly by price rises in response to the higher cost of whey.
Lesen bei The IndependentDisruption continues to ease on Thursday but there are still flight delays and cancellations
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The TV doctor has outlined a five-step plan
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One of Britain's most troubled water suppliers has called off plans to raise hundreds of millions of pounds from investors amid the ongoing regulatory and political uncertainty engulfing the industry.
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Plans to transform a long-vacant Rotherham pub into a restaurant and convenience store are set to be approved despite concerns about parking, congestion and nearby businesses.
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This follows protests at the weekend
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I know that the past year has been incredibly difficult for many farmers. You’ve had rising input costs, water supplies drained by back-to-back heat waves and climate-driven outbreaks of disease, and most notably blueto…
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With no more than one point separating the teams at the past three Solheim Cups played in Europe there is every reason to expect that this week's contest will be just as exciting, writes Iain Carter.
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Primark has just announced it will be offering home delivery in the UK for the first time.
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The Labour Party government is planning to hand mayors new powers to introduce a nightly levy on staycations.
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Councillor Rollinson will now serve residents independently
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Discounted tickets are available on journeys taken from late September until December
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A monstrous black wave of rock, ice, mud, and debris struck the Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts along the Nepal-Tibet border last month. Over 50,000 people were affected by the flash flooding resulting from a glac…
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Campaigners have been battling to get the historic pub re-opened
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Several flights have been cancelled or delayed as the airport recovers from the issues earlier this week
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Activists have attached flags to lampposts on the seafront three times this summer
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The scheme allows people to get care for certain common illnesses from qualified pharmacists without needing to see a GP first
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