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DWP confirm PIP benefit rates as boost could take payments to £700 a month

The increase comes after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirmed a 10.1 per cent rates that will come into force next April. But how much will the new payments be in 2023?

Edinburgh Live

Feasibility study to be carried out into upgrading key Dumfries and Galloway road

UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced funding – potentially as much as £5 million – for an analysis to be carried out in his autumn statement.

Daily Record

Disabled children can’t afford to use their ventilators this winter. Politicians need to face reality

It’s not fearmongering to suggest that in the absence of proper state support this winter, people are going to die, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

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Major home insulation plan could knock £310 off energy bills

ECO+ could provide a major saving on energy bills for some

Nottingham Post

Hundreds of thousands could get £310 a year boost under new scheme

Eligible homes could save hundreds of pounds a year off their energy bills under the scheme

Liverpool Echo

Major home insulation plan announced for Brits - what it means for you

The scheme will hand out loft and cavity wall insulation, saving eligible homes with a D or worse efficiency rating an estimated £310 a year off their energy bills

Daily Mirror

Government urged to bring forward plan to tackle cancer treatment backlog

Steve Brine, the new health and social care committee chairman, said he would make tackling the backlog his top priority.

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Rishi Sunak should seek new Brexit deal with EU, says Tony Blair think tank

PM urged to consider UK alignment with parts of single market

The Independent UK

Competence, what competence? Tory chancellors like Jeremy Hunt always spell disaster

Look at the record, from Lawson to Osborne –they have consistently overseen rises in poverty and falls in the pound, says Best for Britain’s Naomi Smith

The Guardian - UK

What is the Tory party’s legacy after so many years in power? Pretty thin gruel

Rishi Sunak is rehearsing reasons for voters to choose his party again with MPs wavering over standing at the next election

The Guardian - UK

Starmer challenges Sunak by suggesting PM’s allies want to renegotiate Brexit

The Labour leader vowed not to cross the ‘red line’ of bringing back freedom of movement

The Independent UK

Baby boom: why funding childcare properly will boost the UK economy

Britain has a labour shortage and parents who want to work: but the cost of childcare they need to do so often exceeds their pay

The Guardian - UK

The parent trap: Hunt is not helping British mothers back to work

Three women tell how low pay and the high cost of childcare make it difficult or impossible to have a job

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak should negotiate ‘soft Brexit’ trade deal with EU, says ex-Tory donor

Renegotiating deal to boost economy could help Tories win election, says billionaire Guy Hands

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Rishi Sunak warned of Tory rebellion as poll shows 18-point lead for Labour

Exclusive: New survey finds huge Labour lead – as PM told he must turn things around by spring

The Independent UK

‘Humanitarian crisis’: One million young families face fuel poverty in 2023

Exclusive: Almost 200,000 more households with young children will be pushed into financial trouble when bills rise in April, research finds

Edinburgh Live

State Pension rise will not apply to 500,000 people despite triple-lock system

Nearly half a million people will not benefit from the 10.1 per cent rise which was announced by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt during his Autumn Budget last week.

The Guardian - UK

‘We are not even full for Christmas’ – England’s restaurants count their lost bookings

Cost of living crisis has deterred customers just as cost of food ingredients, energy, rent and wages surge

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Evening Standard

Emily Sheffield: As society evolves, our moral codes are being tested like never before

When was the last time you asked yourself: what is the moral code you live by? And if you wrote a list of the guidelines within that code, what would they be? Frequently we will trot out the golden rule that we should treat others as we want to be…

Daily Mirror

Tens of thousands of Brits to get home insulation grants of up to £1,500 in new scheme

The government is drawing up a £1bn 'Eco Plus' scheme, to begin in April 2023 and offer loft and cavity wall insulation, as well as smart heating controls to cut bills

The Independent UK

Chancellor rubbishes his own advisers and denies Brexit ‘will make us poorer’

Asked about feared 4% GDP slump, Jeremy Hunt says he doesn’t accept ’all’ OBR forecasts – adding ‘I accept all the ones I agree with’

Chronicle Live

Universal Credit, PIP, ESA and all other DWP benefit rises coming in 2023

In his Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced that the State Pension and all benefits would rise by 10.1% in April. - here are the details

Tribune News Service

UK searches for Brexit benefits as promised ‘freedoms’ fall away

Rishi Sunak faces another delicate Brexit decision after he was asked by senior civil servants to delay a planned “bonfire” of legislation dating from the U.K.’s membership of the European Union.

Daily Mirror

Tony Robinson says UK care system is in chaos after looking after parents with dementia

More than 700,000 people in the UK are unpaid carers for those with dementia and tackle intractable problems all year round, but many soon face poverty and little or no respite

Daily Mirror

Real Britain: 'Our care system in chaos as those who depend on it face the consequences'

More than 700,000 people in the UK are unpaid carers for those with dementia and tackle intractable problems all year round, but many soon face poverty and little or no respite

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