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In a letter to Labour leader Keir Starmer, WASPI campaigners warn him not to act like Boris Johnson and called on him to commit to compensation for state pension shambles victims

Keir Starmer blasted the Government for failing to respond to a bombshell report saying 3.5million WASPI women should get compensation over the state pension age scandal

The State Pension Age (Compensation) bill is due to have its second reading in the House of Commons tomorrow (May 17) but campaigners fear it could be delayed again

Leaders of the WASPI campaign told MPs that 'time is not on our side' and hit out at 'wide-scale government failure to do the right thing' as they demanded compensation now

The second reading of the State Pension Age (Compensation) Bill was due to take place today in the House of Commons, but it has now been pushed back by almost a month to May 17

The country needs to value old people properly, says Paul Routledge, who is on the side of pensioner Sheila Correll, who's worked hard all her life and is now struggling to get by...but economics guru Paul Johnson says she's one of the lucky ones

The Government has so far failed to say if any compensation will be paid to millions of women born in the 1950s who were not properly informed about the rise in the state pension age

Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride was pressed by Ed Balls to say whether victims of the pension age scandal will learn if they'll get compensation before the election

Angela Madden, who chairs the WASPI campaign which seeks justice over the pension age scandal, says Labour and the Conservatives must commit to a compensation plan fast

Despite the tireless campaign by WASPI, the Government has refused to acknowledge the financial pain and misery it caused millions of women - it would be reprehensible to stall on compensation

Women suffered when the state pension age was unexpectedly raised - but now they must finally be paid compensation after failings at the Department of Work and Pensions, it emerged today

The Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) have campaigned for years for financial compensation and today's report was the decider of how much this could be

A long-awaited report by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman follows years of campaigning by WASPI women after the pension age was unexpectedly raised