Parents of under-fives may be exempted from UK's two-child benefit limitUK ministers are exploring options to ease child poverty linked to the two-child benefit limit, particularly for parents with young children.
Two-child benefit cap plunges extra 30,000 children into poverty under Labour'The two-child benefit cap in the UK is exacerbating child poverty, impacting over 1.6 million children.
Thousands more children in poverty since Labour victory due to two-child benefit capScrapping the two-child limit could significantly reduce child poverty rates in the UK.
Child poverty predicted to rise in most of UK except ScotlandChild poverty is projected to rise across most of the UK, with Scotland being the only exception, due to its supportive child benefit policies.
We will not dictate to Scottish Labour - RaynerThe UK government supports Scottish Labour's autonomy on welfare issues while sharing a common goal of reducing poverty.
Almost 230,000 children lack basic items such as strong shoes, a warm coat and nutritious meals - ESRINearly 250,000 children in Ireland are facing material deprivation, indicating a significant rise in child poverty.
Parents of under-fives may be exempted from UK's two-child benefit limitUK ministers are exploring options to ease child poverty linked to the two-child benefit limit, particularly for parents with young children.
Two-child benefit cap plunges extra 30,000 children into poverty under Labour'The two-child benefit cap in the UK is exacerbating child poverty, impacting over 1.6 million children.
Thousands more children in poverty since Labour victory due to two-child benefit capScrapping the two-child limit could significantly reduce child poverty rates in the UK.
Child poverty predicted to rise in most of UK except ScotlandChild poverty is projected to rise across most of the UK, with Scotland being the only exception, due to its supportive child benefit policies.
We will not dictate to Scottish Labour - RaynerThe UK government supports Scottish Labour's autonomy on welfare issues while sharing a common goal of reducing poverty.
Almost 230,000 children lack basic items such as strong shoes, a warm coat and nutritious meals - ESRINearly 250,000 children in Ireland are facing material deprivation, indicating a significant rise in child poverty.
Liz Kendall unveils UK benefits cuts set to leave many sick and disabled worse offThe UK government plans substantial benefits cuts affecting sick and disabled individuals, with a focus on balancing the budget and supporting job re-entry.
WW2 veteran urges PM to end 'brutal' frozen pension policySir Keir Starmer has a crucial opportunity to change the policy on frozen pensions for UK pensioners living abroad.
Will Labour's cold winter of cuts be worth it? podcastKeir Starmer's leadership faces challenges over tough decisions affecting welfare policies, particularly concerning the winter fuel payment for pensioners.
Long-term benefit claimants need to look for work if they can, says StarmerLong-term benefit claimants should look for work, with support promised for their transition.
Diane Abbott accuses Starmer of peddling benefit scrounger myth' amid new crackdownThe Independent advocates for accessible journalism on critical issues, emphasizing the need for ethical reporting during decisive times in the US.
Will Labour's cold winter of cuts be worth it? podcastKeir Starmer's leadership faces challenges over tough decisions affecting welfare policies, particularly concerning the winter fuel payment for pensioners.
Long-term benefit claimants need to look for work if they can, says StarmerLong-term benefit claimants should look for work, with support promised for their transition.
Diane Abbott accuses Starmer of peddling benefit scrounger myth' amid new crackdownThe Independent advocates for accessible journalism on critical issues, emphasizing the need for ethical reporting during decisive times in the US.
Housing benefit payments to be frozen next yearHousing benefit for private renters will remain frozen, causing potential financial shortfalls amid rising rents and limited social housing.
Hundreds of Ukrainians living in Ireland apply for international protection as benefits cut, State warnedThe surge in asylum applications from Ukrainians requires monitoring and potential adjustment of welfare policies.