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Majority of food bank users are disabled in 'abject failure' of state support

Majority of food bank users are disabled in 'abject failure' of state support
'The time I met Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers'

'The time I met Fred Hampton and the Black Panthers'
These period poverty campaigners want to make you angry

These period poverty campaigners want to make you angry
‘I feel like a failure’: Universal credit parents face mental health nosedive

‘I feel like a failure’: Universal credit parents face mental health nosedive
Put right to food in law to save people and planet, say researchers

Put right to food in law to save people and planet, say researchers
HMS Prince Philip costs could cover free school meals for nearly three months

HMS Prince Philip costs could cover free school meals for nearly three months
People on legacy benefits take discrimination case to High Court

People on legacy benefits take discrimination case to High Court
Fewer kids on free school meals were in classrooms on school return

Fewer kids on free school meals were in classrooms on school return
Cutting universal credit is a 'mistake', Tory MPs tell PM

Cutting universal credit is a 'mistake', Tory MPs tell PM
Emergency food parcels given to two children in UK every minute

Emergency food parcels given to two children in UK every minute
UK hit harder by pandemic poverty than in France and Germany

UK hit harder by pandemic poverty than in France and Germany
'A giant step forward’: What next as George Floyd’s killer is found guilty

'A giant step forward’: What next as George Floyd’s killer is found guilty
School uniform costs are pushing struggling families deeper into poverty

School uniform costs are pushing struggling families deeper into poverty
More than 300,000 children register for free school meals in Covid chaos

More than 300,000 children register for free school meals in Covid chaos
Met police yet to reckon with institutional racism, says Stuart Lawrence

Met police yet to reckon with institutional racism, says Stuart Lawrence
Number of families hit by benefit cap more than doubled during pandemic

Number of families hit by benefit cap more than doubled during pandemic
Benefits stigma decreased after pandemic support measures

Benefits stigma decreased after pandemic support measures
Three quarters of children in poverty live in a working household

Three quarters of children in poverty live in a working household
Covid impact could increase demand to 'crisis-proof' people’s incomes

Covid impact could increase demand to 'crisis-proof' people’s incomes
'More food banks than McDonald's': DWP study into food insecurity delayed
