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* Pays out £108 a week if you have one of these 57 medical conditions or disabilities including "unknown" and other diseases with a wide spectrum of symptoms.<ref name="paying">https://archive.is/QsuoO</ref> | * Pays out £108 a week if you have one of these 57 medical conditions or disabilities including "unknown" and other diseases with a wide spectrum of symptoms.<ref name="paying">https://archive.is/QsuoO</ref> | ||
* [[Saorsa Amatheia Tweedale]], the [[Department for Work and Pensions]] diversity ambassador, compares taking children puberty blockers to taking the contraceptive pill.<ref name="pubertyblockers">https://archive.is/Nunbh</ref> | * [[Saorsa Amatheia Tweedale]], the [[Department for Work and Pensions]] diversity ambassador, compares taking children puberty blockers to taking the contraceptive pill.<ref name="pubertyblockers">https://archive.is/Nunbh</ref> | ||
* Offers to pay benefits to people with multiple spouses.<ref name="polygamy">https://archive.ph/wip/Dycc7</ref> | |||
== People == | == People == | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 7 July 2024
Stories
- Economic inactivity rate is 21.8% with 9.2million people aged between 16 and 64 not in work.[1]
- 20,000 people off work due to mental health problems every month.[2]
- More than 5million are on out of work benefits.[3]
- Pays out £108 a week if you have one of these 57 medical conditions or disabilities including "unknown" and other diseases with a wide spectrum of symptoms.[4]
- Saorsa Amatheia Tweedale, the Department for Work and Pensions diversity ambassador, compares taking children puberty blockers to taking the contraceptive pill.[5]
- Offers to pay benefits to people with multiple spouses.[6]