Universal Credit remains the only realistic plan on the table to address this problem.

Universal Credit "had become far more complex than it ever should have been.

We don't know if the new Universal Credit will help.

He says the new Universal Credit system will help people in part time work increase their hours if they want to.

The government is to scale back some of its plans to test Universal Credit.

As Universal Credit rolls out, other work goes on, of course.

Universal Credit will make work pay and lift almost a million people, including 350,000 children out of poverty."

Under Universal Credit people will be able to keep more of what they earn.

The other benefits barney of the day was about Universal Credit.

Universal Credit "fails to help nine in 10 families"

It estimates that the new Universal Credit will make 3.1 million families better off by £160 a month.

It might also affect the planned new Universal Credit system.

The introduction of Universal Credit is already well behind schedule.

The first is that Universal Credit remains, fundamentally, a very good idea.

The first pilot of the new Universal Credit system also begins this month.

You can't claim tax credits and Universal Credit at the same time.

No one will be worse off as a result of Universal Credit."

Around 7,000 people are expected to get Universal Credit during the pathfinder period.

Payments for Universal Credit will be made once a month directly into a bank or building society account.

Ministers insist that the Universal Credit system can start next year.

Will the new “simplified” Universal Credit system continue or remedy this chaos?

So who's to blame for the fiasco over Universal Credit?

Universal Credit will start to be rolled out nationally from October 2013.

For me, there is a natural link between this success and what we are trying to achieve with Universal Credit.

The introduction of Universal Credit next year means that everyone will now need a bank account to access their benefits.