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The government should launch an inquiry into how whistle-blowers are treated in the wake of the Orchid View care home scandal, Tory MP and health select committee member Charlotte Leslie says. 
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Members across Atos have voted today (18 Oct) to support industrial action, following rejection of below inflation and conditional 2013 pay offers from the employer.
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Many east European migrants say that while they did not come here to claim benefits they sometimes have no choice
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One of Britain’s biggest charities was facing a formal investigation last night over allegations it harassed the elderly and vulnerable.
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A council has become the first in the UK to pass a vote of 'No Confidence' in the private health firm responsible for assessing sick and disabled benefit claimants on behalf of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
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Two-and-a-half year old Na’llah Khan and her 10-month-old brother, Sulailman Khan, were taken from Hanley around 5pm on Friday.
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More than 10,000 Britons are claiming unemployment benefit in Germany because they are not “hassled” in to finding work there.
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CHRIS HARRISON says cuts to special educational needs schools show a disturbing indifference to the needs of vulnerable children
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A businessman labelled jobseekers as 'lazy and disgraceful' after no one in a city of 2,000 unemployed applied for any of his 50 vacancies.
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Letters: The benefit justice campaign intends to do for the bedroom tax what we did for the poll tax
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The authors of an official European Commission report used to suggest that "benefits tourism" is largely a myth have received more than £70?
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Forces across the country are being asked to transport sick and injured patients to hospital - with one patient even dying in a police vehicle
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Business leader: While it's heartening that the economy may at last be beginning to improve, any improvement could be short-lived if wages don't rise
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Dream ticket: Sir Cliff sings Summer Holiday to children on board the Dreamliner flight at Heathrow (Picture: Steve Parsons/PA) Sir Cliff Richard sang his hit song Summer Holiday to almost 200 seriously ill or disabled children on board a plane...
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Official figures show more than 10,000 British citizens living in the country receive the benefits subsidised by the German government.
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Millions of homes have been saddled with a “back door” inflation-busting increase in parts of their council tax bills this year, new figures show.
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Archbishop of Canterbury says he can understand the public's anger, and companies must not act purely for profit
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Analysis by Close Brothers Asset Management reveals nearly 8% of firms that have auto-enrolled saw some workers refused due to their very small contributions.
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A former foundry worker who has not worked for 21 years after injuring his back in an industrial accident has been told he is now fit enough to look for a job. Charles Foreman, who is in continual...
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Exclusive: Department of Health forced to issue new guidelines after patient safety charity threatens to seek judicial review
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Companies receiving lucrative government contracts to run care services looking after tens of thousands of vulnerable people are avoiding millions of pounds in tax through a legal loophole.
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Talent and investment from abroad will help create jobs and build the homes we need
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Any rent arrears amnesty as part of efforts to mitigate changes to the welfare system should be approached with caution, an economist has said.
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The European Commission and the BBC are facing new questions over a controversial report into the effect of European Union migration to the UK.
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Justin Welby, who is a former oil executive, added he understood why people would be "angry" that their bills are going up
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