Richard Guttridge
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Brit pensions set for major change next year despite Andy Burnham's 2030 pledge (opens the original)
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Changes are already being made (Image: Anadolu via Getty Images) Andy Burnham has revealed sweeping alterations to the state pension triple lock. The changes may now leave pensioners questioning how they'll be impacted from April 2027, when payments are next scheduled to increase. The triple lock will be transformed into a double lock, with the connection to earnings set to be scrapped. This means the state pension will continue to rise annually, either matching inflation or by 2.5%. The crucial
PIP claimants face new rules from this date as benefit 'not fit for purpose' (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham is expected to make PIP changes The future of Personal Independence Payments (PIP) is set to be moulded from November. This is when the results of a significant review into the disability benefit are expected to land on Prime Minister Andy Burnham's desk. An interim report from the Timms review has already determined that PIP, which is received by over four million Brits, is not "fit for purpose". Cuts are predicted, which could involve withdrawing support for certain conditions or
DVLA crackdown as 140k driving licences cancelled due to medical conditions (opens the original)
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It's a major crackdown(Image: Yau Ming Low via Getty Images) More than 140,000 motorists have been stripped of their driving privileges over the past two years after the DVLA was alerted to medical conditions. Licences were cancelled, fresh applications rejected or willingly relinquished following notifications about medical issues. Drivers are required to notify the DVLA about conditions that might affect their capacity to drive safely. Licences can be withdrawn if an individual is deemed to po
Andy Burnham to force drivers over certain age to face new mandatory tests (opens the original)
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Bold new plans(Image: WPA Pool, Getty Images) Elderly drivers are set to face compulsory tests - and risk losing their licences if they don't pass. This is part of a new road safety strategy devised by the Labour Government, now led by Andy Burnham. The significant clampdown aims to ensure that those over 70 are safe to continue driving. It's expected to result in more elderly drivers being removed from the roads. Under the proposals, individuals will be required to undergo eyesight tests once t
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