“Let Perpetual Light Shine Upon Them. May they Rest in Peace” The principle object of this list is to […]
Stephen Hill, 53, had suffered heart problems for two years and needed a bypass but was told he was fit […]
Many of us took great hope from the resistance that was shown in the House of Lords in recent weeks.  […]

Mental health groups and charities attack plans drawn up by Department for Work and Pensions
By Alex Stevenson of Politics.co.uk Ministers have vowed to press ahead with their ‘bedroom tax’ on under-occupied council housing, after […]
15 February 2012 The Welfare Reform Bill returned to the House of Lords for consideration of amendments (ping pong) yesterday (Tuesday 14 […]

Peers' move to demand government drops 'spare bedroom tax' forces Commons to address issue again
By John McArdle   THIS afternoon, at half past two, the Lords will reassemble in the chamber of the House […]
The Coalition is pressing on with its reforms to the UK benefits system – and among those affected are disabled […]
  By Alex Stevenson  Reading this blogpost is going to be a painful experience for opponents of the government’s welfare […]
The following is a briefing statement prepared by the Black Triangle Campaign with the support of Disabled People Against Cuts […]
  This paper was originally published by UCL’s Constitution Unit on 3rd February 2012. The Unit is the UK’s leading […]
Stuart White, 7 February 2012   ‘…the worst thing that can happen to one in the relations between man and man,’ […]
By Alex Stevenson Commons officials have been explaining today the rules surrounding financial privilege – an assertion of the Commons’ […]
Yesterday’s post was a bit angry. Death has that effect on people. So we’ve replaced it with this today – […]

David Cameron's cuts have barely got going yet. That's the frightening truth about austerity

The government used a rare parliamentary procedure to overturn seven key Lords amendments to its welfare reform bill

ב”ה Rabbi Debbie Young-Somers of West London Synagogue writes: “At our HMD (Holocaust Memorial Day) event last night, we had […]

Government suffers sixth defeat as Lords rejects provision to charge single parents for use of child support agency
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