State pension

The second reading of the Pensions Bill, which will accelerate the state pension age increase for half a million women, will take place today.

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Campaigners protesting plans to accelerate the increase in state pension age handed a petition with more than 10,000 signatures to the government yesterday.

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Hundreds of pensioners are expected to meet their MPs in a mass lobby organised by AgeUK to protest about the accelerated equalisation of the state pension age.

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