Despite passage of new laws expanding who can be forced to get help, the most needy still fall through the cracks.

Motorists are warned that they could be hit with a fine of up to £1,000 if they fail to tell the DVLA a certain thing.

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The benefit is payable at two rates and is intended to help with extra costs if a person has a physical or mental disability or illness.

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An effort underway to bring the death rate down involves outreach, special facilities that offer medical care and shelter, ...

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