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The National Audit Office says flaws in the scheme's bonus system must be addressed.

Exclusive: Michael Mercieca tells IBTimes UK he wants a cross-party 20 year plan.

Universal Credit has now expanded to the North West of England, with four more job centres offering the benefit.

Baroness O'Cathain has warned Britain could face more riots like those seen across London in the summer of 2011.

But the EEF says that long term absence has increased.

Official figures showed only 1% of fathers took Additional Paternity Leave since its introduction in 2011.

Steve Webb says older workers have a huge amount to bring to any workforce and are a vast untapped talent.

New drink with a third less sugar and third fewer calories designed to help tackle obesity.

Regulator, CMA, says a typical customer could save up to £60 per year if there was more competition

Disorderly drunks to be hit with £4,000 fine after magistrates given greater punishment powers.

Alan Milburn says the government's draft child poverty strategy is a 'missed opportunity'.

Below the Breadline report: 'Massive rise' in meals is an 'indictment of an increasingly unequal Britain'

UK government says wrongdoing employers to be named and shamed and face stiff penalty

Ratings agency says the scale of the impact on the industry depends on how the plans are implemented

The lender also plans to introduce a new reward strategy after its flotation in late June

Church of England want burial grounds near HS2 protected.

The National Childbirth Trust says 43% of female respondents were likely to return to work sooner than they would like.

Rachel Reeves's pledge to lower the auto-enrolment trigger must be boosted by further proposals.

ONS says number of UK youths not in education, employment or training fell to 975,000.

PCS union argues Whitehall must scrap consultation on privatising Land Registry

Government welcomes figures from ONS as auto-enrolment scheme continues roll-out

Incomes Data Services says the settlements outstrip CPI inflation and could soon overtake RPI inflation.

Exclusive: Baroness O'Cathain gave the stark warning in an interview to IBTimes UK.

Demonstrations also took place in Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Hull, Liverpool and Birmingham

Lawyers and probation service staff protested over cuts to legal aid and the probation privatisation.

The ratings agency says the major providers could absorb the negative effects of the proposed reforms.

The Chancellor George Osborne announced the news to MPs in the House of Commons during his budget statement.

Osborne announced a new duty on fixed odds betting terminals at a rate of 25%

The ONS revealed that there are now more than 30 million people in work in the UK.

Oxfam claims Britain is becoming a deeply divided nation.