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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Big Issue vendor Richard Broadway: 'I lived through hell' (opens the original)
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Richard is known as 'the dog whisperer' in Westgate and Birchington: all the local pups make a beeline for him when they see him on his pitch 50% of net proceeds from your purchase of a subscription will go direct to Richard I started selling Big Issue here about 25 years ago. It’s my second stint. I did it originally when I was homeless in London. I suffer from numerous mental health issues and Big Issue helps me with that. When I’ve been at my lowest, just wanting to end it all, the friends I’
Labour urged to means-test PIP. Here's how that would backfire (opens the original)
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The Labour government has made no suggestion that it plans to cut PIP, but there are still no guarantees. As it faces a fresh call to means-test the disability benefit, charities warn the government that it must provide people with certainty New prime minister Andy Burnham. Image: No 10 Downing Street/ Simon Dawson Andy Burnham’s new government is being hit with a tornado of suggestions: how to save money, how to help people, how to maintain popularity and win the next election. And inevitably,
‘I got a job so quickly. Big Issue Recruit changed my life’ (opens the original)
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Big Issue Recruit has been supporting people who face barriers to employment since 2022 Hollie found a job with C&C Group thanks to the support of Big Issue Recruit Big Issue Recruit launched in September 2022 to support people who face barriers to employment, pairing them with specialist work coaches and providing tailored one-to-one support. It has so far worked with more than 1,200 candidates, and 349 people have successfully moved into employment. Its work is more important than ever. More t
Which children will get free school meals from September 2026? (opens the original)
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The government has expanded free school meals so more children will be eligible this school year. But too few families know that they might be able to get the vital support Free school meals can be a lifeline for families. Image: Pexels All children in England in families in receipt of universal credit will be able to get free school meals now that the new school year has started. That’s because the government has expanded the scheme to help more families struggling with the cost of living. Yet
Timms Review recommends changes to 'stressful' PIP process (opens the original)
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Stephen Timms and the co-chairs of his review have announced their first recommendations for changes to the disability benefits assessment process – but are they the right reforms? Stephen Timms, minister for social security and disability. Image: House of Commons The co-chairs of the Timms Review have set out their initial recommendations for changes to the personal independence payment (PIP) assessment process. Disability minister Sir Stephen Timms was commissioned by the Keir Starmer’s govern
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