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 Post subject: Re: Welfare cuts, do you agree with the government?
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We are building a fair welfare state
The benefit changes this government has introduced this month will make work pay while protecting the most vulnerable

Esther McVey www.guardian.co.uk
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Iain Duncan Smith's £53 Week: A Day-By-Day Guide www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
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Where are the activists as austerity bites? They have been beaten back
Protesters face violence, arrest and serious charges. Only the brave dare face this savage suppression

Laurie Penny www.guardian.co.uk
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David Cameron has backed Chancellor George Osborne after he suggested a link between the Mick Philpott case and the need for welfare reform. BBC
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The Great Welfare Myth: The chattering classes are peddling a poisonous myth - that the poor cannot survive without the soul- deadening embrace of welfarism
By BRENDAN O'NEILL Mail
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DAVID GOODHART www.independent.co.uk

This week's big questions: Could you live on £53 a week? How should the West deal with North Korea’s warmongering?
This week's questions are answered by the founder of Prospect magazine and director of Demos think tank,
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Labour must draw the sting from welfare, or lose in 2015
Ed Miliband has to defy the skiver talk instead of vainly propping up the status quo or doing the Tories' work for them

Jonathan Freedland www.guardian.co.uk
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Mick Philpott: if welfare's to blame, so is the army, prison, feminism, TV etc
Calls for benefit reform in the wake of Philpott's conviction for manslaughter are predictable but troubling. Can one man's sick psyche really be a political issue? Deborah Orrwww.guardian.co.uk
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Strivers v skivers: real life's not like that at all
The evidence simply doesn't support the divisive notion of a split between hardworking goodies and jobless baddies
Anna Coote and Sarah Lyall www.guardian.co.uk
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Benefits don't look quite the electoral winner Cameron presumed
Attitudes to welfare change once people understand the detail. For all last week's sound and fury, Labour was 10 points ahead
Polly Toynbee www.guardian.co.uk
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How Labour can reclaim welfare
The party's answer to the Conservatives, and the problem of how to make work pay, cannot be yet more tax credits

By Frank Field www.guardian.co.uk
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Iain Duncan Smith Accused Of 'Misrepresenting' Benefit Statistics By Economist Jonathan Portes www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
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Benefit payments cap rollout begins in London BBC
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Conservative claims about benefits are not just spin, they're making it up
Government ministers like Iain Duncan Smith and Grant Shapps are misrepresenting official statistics for political gain

Declan Gaffney and Jonathan Portes www.guardian.co.uk
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Food Bills Being Paid With Loans And Savings In One In Five Households Says Which? www.huffingtonpost.co.uk
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