Millions of 'WASPI women' have been told they will not receive compensation over state pension changes - you can see how much you may have missed out on with our interactive gadget. The ...

But now the hand of fate seems much crueller. The card it has dealt me is one labelled “Waspi woman”. Being born in 1959, months before the cutoff point, means I just crept under the wire when ...

Millions of women affected by a decision to increase the state pension age will not get compensation, the government has said. It accepted that changes affecting women born in the 1950s weren't ...

In opposition, senior Labour figures had been vocal supporters of the Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) campaign ...

The Government has been accused of betrayal after rejecting calls to pay compensation to over 3.5million WASPI women. There were shouts of "shame" as Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall ...

Ms Reeves is among numerous senior ministers who backed the Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) campaign when Labour was in opposition. She appeared in a photograph alongside a group of ...

Waspi campaigners have accused Sir Keir Starmer of misleading the public by saying 90% of women affected by a change in the pension age knew about it. The government revealed on Tuesday it would ...

Waspi women have proven their worth Another broken promise, Wes? A shameful idea Why ban first-cousin marriage but not alcohol? The changes to women’s pensions were phased in. The first change ...

Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) have advocated for support for women who were born in the 1950s and say they did not get adequate warnings about changes to the state pension.

The government have said that the "WASPI women" - 3.5 million women who campaigners say deserve compensation over how changes to pension rules were made - will not get a payout. The decision ...

THIS MORNING'S national newspapers were full of outrage on behalf of the Waspi women after the Government refused them compensation. “Betrayal” was the word most commonly in the headlines.

Angela Madden, chairwoman of Women Against State Pension Inequality (Waspi) said: “The Government has today made an unprecedented political choice to ignore the clear recommendations of an ...