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Onora O’Neill: ‘So, what is a free press?’

24 November 2012

Writing in the Guardian in a personal capacity, Baroness O’Neill, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), asks ‘So, what is a free press?’

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Select Committee report on Universal Credit implementation

22 November 2012

On 22 November 2012, the Select Committee on Work and Pensions published ‘Universal Credit implementation: meeting the needs of vulnerable claimants’.

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Report: ‘Everyday insecurity: Life at the end of the welfare state’

21 November 2012

Research by the New Economics Foundation (NEF) on changes to the welfare system.

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Review: An Independent Review of the Work Capability Assessment – Year Three

21 November 2012

Real progress on the Work Capability Assessment (WCA) has been made but pace and scope of improvements has been slower than hoped. These are part of Professor Malcolm Harrington’s findings in his Independent Review of the Work Capability Assessment – Year Three.

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Project report: Solidarity but not similarity? LGBT Communities in the twenty first century

21 November 2012

A study examining understandings and experiences of LGBT communities and assessing implications for health and wellbeing by Eleanor Formby at the Centre for Education and Inclusion Research (CEIR) (Sheffield Hallam University).

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