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100,000 extra pensioners could be in poverty by 2027 after winter fuel cut, modelling shows

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100,000 extra pensioners could be in poverty by 2027 after winter fuel cut, modelling showsOne hundred thousand extra pensioners could be in poverty by 2027 due to the government's decision to axe the winter fuel payment, according to modelling from the Department for Work and Pensions.
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News video: Minister admits winter fuel cut was a 'tough call'

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The energy minister has admitted the winter fuel payment cut was a "tough call" by the chancellor. Miatta Fahnbulleh urged pensioners struggling with their energy bills to get in touch with their suppliers. "We announced yesterday that there will be £500 million worth of support available to people...

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