The i Paper on MSN3d
Labour unlikely to ditch child benefit cap as new rebellion looms
Raising benefit limit from two to three children remains an option. But overall cap will stay prompting  'deep disappointment ...
The Citizen6d
Poverty, child labour and violence push boys out of school, says Unesco
A Unesco report highlights child labour, poverty, and bullying as key drivers of school dropout among boys, with millions disengaging from education.
Shields Gazette on MSN5d
New ways of tackling South Tyneside child poverty after unwanted title as one of country's most deprived areas
Council chiefs in South Tyneside have unveiled a new child poverty strategy to “mitigate, reduce and prevent” the issue – the ...
Thousands of extra children could get free school meals - check if you're eligible
Labour MP Peter Lamb is tabling legislation to introduce automatic enrolment for kids who are eligible for free lunches as he ...
Why Labour risks repeat of winter fuel row over cuts to disability benefits
UK Government is right to look for ways to make savings to the benefits bill and get more people into work, but it must ...
‘Labour won't benefit from such cruel cuts to a threadbare welfare system’
The system is broken but Labour are not fixing it – they are kicking away a few more crutches to make it worse, says ...
The Big Issue4h
Compulsory domestic abuse lessons for over 16s could help 'prevent misogynistic murders', MPs told
MPs are expected to decide on whether or not to make domestic abuse lessons compulsory for school pupils aged over 16.
Labour MP calls for eligible children to automatically receive free school meals
Peter Lamb told the Commons everything possible should be done to prevent the vilification of those receiving benefits.
New Statesman5d
What the public thinks about benefits
The idea of a special gallery displaying Labour’s broken promises must be tempting. Monthly briefings by ministers and ...