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  • Full Fact - The Welfare Budget163839
  • Exposing benefit ‘myths’ - PSE163841
  • Myth-busting: the real figures on benefit fraud (CAS)163843
  • Mythbuster: Tall tales about welfare reform (Red Pepper)163844
  • Crisis Mythbusting Leaflet163845
  • Video: How Welfare DOES NOT Work The Way You Think It Does163846
  • Book: Good Times, Bad Times: The Welfare Myth of Them and Us (John Hill 2014)163847
  • Full Fact - Articles on Benefits163848
  • Full Fact - Articles on Welfare163849
  • The government’s claims of not being able to lift retirees out of poverty are not credible - Left Foot Forward 15.10.21258139
  • Judge me fairly': man who starved to death's plea to welfare officials - The Guardian 27.02.20200536
  • Universal Credit can be fixed - Citizens Advice 14.07.17163850
  • Why we broke our own publishing rules with the new Universal Credit advice - Citizens Advice 18.05.17163851
  • Video: Homeless and hungry: How benefit sanctions hit the poorest - BBC Newsnight 05.01.17163852
  • Theresa May faces Tory backlash over planned cuts to in-work benefits – Guardian 21.10.16163853
  • More freeloaders than free market. How Britain bails out the business chiefs - Guardian 6/16163854
  • Economists tested 7 welfare programs to see if they made people lazy. They didn't. - Vox 11/15163855
  • Direct aid, subsidies, tax breaks – the hidden welfare budget we don’t debate - Guardian 7/15163856
  • Here’s 6 Common Welfare Myths We All Need to Stop Believing - US Uncut 11/15163857
  • Benefits: It’s not true that half get more than they pay - Full Fact 6/15163858
  • It's time to bust some myths about benefit fraud and tax evasion - Independent 6/14163860
  • 'Benefits Street' and the Myth of Workless Communities - SOCRES 4/14163859
  • Do immigrants pay more in taxes than they claim in benefits and services? - Full Fact 11/13163861
  • Welfare Myth Three - The Poor Don't Pay Taxes - Huffington Post 11/13163862
  • Benefits in Britain: separating the facts from the fiction - Guardian 6/13163863
  • Would a household have to earn £41,000 to match a family on benefits? - Full Fact 4/13163864
  • UK Benefits: Debunking Welfare Myths - IBT 4/13163865
  • Are a million people fit to work yet living on benefits? - FullFact 4/13163866
  • The myth of the "welfare scrounger" - New Statesman 3/13163867
  • Welfare Myth Two - Benefit Fraud is a Big Problem - Huff Post 3/13163868
  • Is benefit fraud at a “record high”? - Full Fact 1/13163869
  • Voters 'brainwashed by Tory welfare myths', shows new poll - Independent 1/13163870
  • Strivers vs Shirkers? Ten Things They Don't Tell You About the Welfare Budget - Huff Post 12/12163871
  • ‘Inconvenient truth’? Has the UK’s welfare bill grown sevenfold over the past half century? - Full Fact 9/12163872
  • Are the benefit cap savings dwarfed by the sums paid to the wealthy? - Full Fact 1/12163873
  • How much does housing benefit abuse cost UK taxpayers? - Full Fact 1/12163874
  • A million ‘scroungers’ on benefits for a decade? - Full Fact 6/11163875
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