The government's disability minister has defended the cuts, saying they are 'wholly consistent' with helping people into work.

The government has been criticised over its plan to push neurodivergent people into work in a bid to cut the benefits bill.

which will push many more disabled people into poverty.’ Mikey Erhardt, a campaigner at Disability Rights UK, added: ‘Making sure there is food on the table and a warm, safe roof over our ...

The government has been warned it must properly engage with disabled people's views when it launches its consultation on ...

A group of leading charities have written to the Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall, warning the government must ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will confirm its plans for the overhaul of disability benefits in the "months ...

The update will give those claiming working-age disability benefits, including PIP, Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), ...

Anti-poverty and disability charities have written to Liz Kendall warning that the UK Government must properly engage with ...

Leading anti-poverty and disability charities, including the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and Disability Rights UK, have ...