New disability benefit extended
The Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which replaces the Disability Living Allowance (DLA) for people with a health condition or disability, and are aged 16 to 64, will be extended today.
Charities and campaigners attack disability plans
Medical charities and disability campaigners have accused the government of attacking the disabled with the new disability benefit plans.
It was announced today that the controversial Disability Living Allowance (DLA), for people with a health condition or disability that are aged 16 to 64, will be extended.
The government insist the current benefit is outdated, and the new plans ensure the right people are getting the right support they need.
ITV News reporter Sejal Karia reports:
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