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Andy Burnham says more mental health support should be given IN WORK. Is he coming round to Conservatives' position that treatment, support and work are better than a life on benefits? We’d save £7-9bn from stopping sickness benefits for mild mental health and neurodiversity. Work is a better answer.... show more

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