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House of Lords votes down plan to cut housing benefit | Society | The Guardian
Peers' move to demand government drops 'spare bedroom tax' forces Commons to address issue again
Benefit reforms 'threaten vulnerable people's independence'
Planned housing benefit reforms may force vulnerable people to leave supported housing settings for residential care or to return to their families, says a coalition of charities.
Welfare reform: Labour widens attack on household benefit cap | Politics | The Guardian
Labour calls for localised benefit cap and better regulation of profiteering landlords ahead of key Commons vote
Available rented housing cuts in your area: download the data | News | guardian.co.uk
The cuts to housing benefit will leave many people searching for cheaper places to stay. We look at the impact of this through the country
Don't expect the Tories to regret this bloody battle over benefits | Polly Toynbee | Comment is
Polly Toynbee: Will they be embarrassed by the galloping poverty they're creating? No. Labour must defend the weak against these bullies
Write for us about … large families and the benefits cap | The people's panel | Comment is free |
The people's panel: Are you part of a large family who will be hit by the proposed £26,000 benefits cap? Are such families being unfairly targeted?
Housing benefit cap: can you live on 62p a day? | Tim Leunig | Comment is free | The Guardian
Tim Leunig: The housing benefit cap will mainly hit stable families on low incomes. Surely this can't be what George Osborne wanted
Big Issue seller wins right to claim housing benefit | Media | The Guardian
Judge rules Romanian should be classified as self-employed because she sold the magazines at her own profit or loss
Liberal Democrats voice fears on housing benefit reform | Society | The Guardian
Deputy leader Simon Hughes to speak out on welfare caps, warning that changes will hit hard in inner cities
Where's the peace and goodwill for those on housing benefit? | Society | guardian.co.uk
There was no room at the inn for Mary and Joseph, and there's little Christmas cheer for those who will struggle with their rents once the housing benefit cap kicks in
