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Budget 2013: Osborne to unveil extra £2.5bn in cuts BBC

OWEN JONES www.independent.co.uk

Workfare: Why did so many Labour MPs accept this brutal, unforgivable attack on vulnerable people?
Labour's leadership is failing to uphold its party's values

A row has erupted over whether a Budget initiative aimed at helping people get on the housing ladder could be used to fund the purchase of second homes. BBC

Immigration fears are being stoked by politicians, says bishop
Top Anglican cleric attacks handling of issue as 'disproportionate' as PM prepares new crackdown on access to social housing www.guardian.co.uk

By Stephen Hayward Mirror
One million youngsters with no hope: Youth unemployment up 53,000 in Budget week

Young people looking for work account for well over a third of Britain's 2.5million jobless

By Ann Gripper Mirror
Video: Boris Johnson monstered by Eddie Mair in BBC interview on the Andrew Marr show

Mair suggested the Mayor of London was "a nasty piece of work" for "making up quotes, lying to your party leader and wanting to be part of someone being assaulted"

By Nigel Nelson Mirror
Bedroom tax: Wasted £700m fund could have helped victims of vicious tax

Iain Duncan Smith's Department for Work and Pensions underspent while also cutting £500million from housing benefits

MPs say the UK Border Agency is still plagued by backlogs of unresolved immigration cases. BBC

KAVANAGH: PM a political dwarf: sleepy, dopey, grumpy Sun

Tory Grandee Lord Heseltine: 'Britons Are Too Rich To Care About Improving Economy' www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

David Cameron talks tough over European migrants' benefits
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Europeans will have to prove they are "genuinely seeking employment" to claim UK jobless benefits for more than six months, David Cameron has said. BBC

MPs urge readiness over housing benefit cut risks
By Stephen Robb BBC

The Labour party has failed us. We need a new party of the left
Britain needs a party that rejects neoliberal policies and improves the lives of ordinary people. Help us create one

Ken Loach, Kate Hudson and Gilbert Achcar www.guardian.co.uk

By Natalie Evans Mirror
Abu Qatada: Theresa May loses appeal over decision to allow hate preacher to stay in UK


The Home Secretary's legal team argued that Qatada was a "truly dangerous" individual who escaped deportation through "errors of law"

Tories want to relegate those on benefits to a world outside money
By making some people on benefits use vouchers instead of cash, Conservatives are creating a true underclass

Zoe Williams www.guardian.co.uk