The DWP worked with the Post Office to prosecute subpostmasters accused of financial crime related to benefits, and there is a belief among peers and campaigners that these prosecutions could be unsafe and in need of review ... A DWP spokesperson said.
People with the most severe, lifelong conditions, those nearing end of life, and all existing Universal Credit health claimants will continue to receive the higher rate ... .
Grandparents who care for their grandchildren could be eligible for Class 3 National Insurance (NI) credits, which count towards their state pension ... .
Existing claimants will have their current rate protected. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has justified the move, saying that people receiving universal credit for health reasons face the "wrong incentives" to get back into work.