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Cutting welfare to pay for work support is all wrong | Letters

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Priya Sahni-Nicholas on a proposal by Alan Milburn to help those not in education, employment or training. Plus letters from Ruth Lister and Alan Coppin Alan Milburn correctly identifies that the nation’s 1 million young people not in education,…

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