It sounds like plans to try and push those with social anxiety and incontinence issues into work have been dropped.

Howver, they're still looming to target severely vulnerable claimants and those with significant mobility issues, per The Times.

thetimes.co.uk/article/rishi-…

Matthew M BBC News (UK) Apparently the incontinence changes have been dropped, according to The Times. Alongside the socializing descriptor changes, as well.

But the rest sounds like it will be going ahead, including removing the 'significant risk' provision.

PRESS RELEASE: Disabled people not ‘coasting’ on benefits. dpac.uk.net/2023/11/press-… via @

But I am all I can manage right now

And surely to God thats enough

It won't always be like this. Because I can't deal with that thought.

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Under the changes, to be revealed on Wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people with mobility and mental-health problems will be told to look for work that they can do from home

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Hey Rishi Sunak love

I heard Jeremy Hunt is the new messiah

Is that how he plans to cure disabled people?

Still want to know how Jeremy Hunt plans to cure the sick and disabled.

I didn't realise he was the messiah.

Dan White : Disability Campaigner & Author ♿️ Channel 4 News I wish that sometimes people who weren't disabled could empathise with how difficult and demoralising this sort of relentless scapegoating and enforced poverty is. It's always those with no power who we expect to speak out - like white people never have to explain racism

Can’t help wondering if the proposed change to the WCA re incontinence is a preemptive move now the government has got sick/disabled people shitting themselves about their sickness/disability income

A proud moment for gov as it attacks most vulnerable. Again

Kilroy Was here Ben Claimant 💚 Join a Union Mani Isna La #NativeLivesMatter 🇵🇸 🇨🇺🕊 Revolution Breeze DPAC Sheffield #RightToStrike 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈♿️ Trent Anita Bellows Black Triangle Bad Putty Tat vam Socialist 'For the Many, Not the Few'# NHS💙💜 They don’t want to learn anything. They are hell bent on ideological policy to abolish the welfare state in its entirety. Dead people don’t claim, don’t need treatment & don’t need state pension

Shame the PM was right about letting rip

and had spineless cowards like you convince him otherwise

Pretty odd that the advisors are complaining that politicians didn’t understand sCiEnCe.

The real shame seems that neither the advisors or politicians understood anything about what it is that makes life vibrant, rich and worth living (or at least, too afraid to say so).

I'm anxious about what may be announced on Weds on benefits affecting disabled people. I don't rely upon benefits for my income but there have been times in my life when I absolutely did. I can only imagine the stress felt by many whilst the media focus on inheritance tax cuts!

This really is no more than binary nonsense from Vallance & whoever else wishes to repeat it.
Unless there was a similar EOTHO initiative in the EU, it's clear that the policy wasn't the driver of infections.
Pat ain't a numbers man, he's a Chief Exec of GlaxoSmithKline FFS!🙄

Verrucamon I should rephrase. EOTHO would've created the opportunity for a tiny increased spread of the virus on top of other avenues, but it was so insignificant as to make it utterly irrelevant.
Vallance would absolutely know this.

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feels

JFC what are we

Single dad challenges government on shortfall between housing benefit and soaring rent costs | Leigh Day leighday.co.uk/news/news/2023…

You don't actually believe Vallance, do you?

Come on Frances.