Connie Dimsdale is a News Reporter at MSN. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, education, and health, with a particular focus on special needs advocacy and public policy. Connie's work has been featured in MSN and The i Paper.
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He is unlikely to make 'significant' welfare savings, economists say
The nation could have a new prime minister within weeks after the Makerfield by-election
By: Connie Dimsdale
From hints of income tax to reducing the welfare bill, here's what an Andy Burnham premiership could look like
The new Makerfield MP has committed to keeping the state pension guarantee until at least 2029 if he becomes Prime Minister
Motorists will be hit by a swathe of new taxes and mileage regulations from today
The Reform leader claimed he was attacked by a mob and that women can no longer wear jewellery in London
By: Connie Dimsdale
The Government plans to intervene in councils that fail 'powerless' families
Disability minister Stephen Timms tells The i Paper the disability benefits assessment system could be replaced entirely, as a landmark review finds it 'broken'
Widescale NHS cuts have 'disproportionately ' affected staff supporting children with special educational needs
The PM in waiting wants British food to supply all of the catering across schools, hospitals and prisons to make farming more profitable
