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Dilnot warns those with assets of less than £186,000 would be worse off under the changes
Ten years after a report showed how to fix the broken system, the government still favours flawed funding solutions
A parental health lottery is no way to pay for long-term social care
What does Theresa May’s U-turn mean in effect?
Should taxpayers or homeowners foot the bill for care costs?
Statistics watchdog joins select committee in criticism of £350m contribution claim
Numbers to lose official verification award if they underestimate long-term EU arrivals
Watchdog says £350m figure fails to take into account annual rebate and payments from Brussels
Department for Work and Pensions warned over leaking official statistics
Statistics office told to become ‘more intellectually curious, open and self-critical’
Watchdog head disappointed over way politicians present data
Concerns about the affordability of £72,000 ceiling
Former civil service chief Lord Kerslake sees pressure on local government
Squaring the circle of care and heirs
Think-tank urges government to make changes
The UK benefits cap is a stunt policy designed to win attention, writes Tim Harford
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