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Anna Ridgway: I might have been wrong about scrapping the triple lock
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Anna Ridgway: I might have been wrong about scrapping the triple lock
Putting people on indefinite benefits for common and treatable mental health issues is neither compassionate nor constructive when treatment costs a fraction of what lifetime payment would cost. But the political cost of disability benefit reform, like pension reform, is steep.
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28 Oct, 06:10