It's important because it's a ridiculous tax on the poor and those on benefits especially the spare bedrooms you can just fit a bed in .

People are suffering not being able to claim benefits for having over £16,000 or being penalised for having less than this with their benefit claims if over the £6,000. It's not fair. People have been saving for houses, children, amongst other things. Please raise the limits so we don't have to use our savings to live on that we may need in later life.

This is important to me as I do not want to see me or my family struggle anymore, nor anyone else. This is affecting us massively and I can assure you this is probably affecting a lot of other households.

These families will suffer because their loved one stood on the frontline of the pandemic to protect the whole country. They should have their financial worries taken care of, by us, not bear this burden alone. They have made a huge sacrifice for all of us. We should ensure that they do not have to make further sacrifices.

Due to the loss of a parent who was a key worker during the Covid 19 outbreak many of their children will face additional struggles as they grow up. Attaining their education height will be one of these challenges. These key workers died trying to protect the entire country and their sacrifice has to be rewarded. I call on the United Kingdom government to establish a scheme that will ensure that the state takes up the financial responsibility of educating the children of these key workers up till university level.

Because Covid-19 isn't the only virus that can kill in these days, so is apathy and ignorance. Women, and men, will be in isolation without the safety of a 'home'. As we hear the increase in calls for support for domestic violence/abuse has risen 120%, we can be sure the 'real' number of cases will be far higher. If I was where I was 18 months ago, I would not be writing this. At a time charities are struggling, these large companies should not be profiteering from their determination to save lives. I have lost teeth, i have many scars, I will not loose my voice to fight for every humans right to live without fear of their partner or family. Please sign, the monetary value on safety has to stop!

Those who are on gas and electric meters are often the most vulnerable in society, including the elderly and disadvantaged families with children. They should not live in fear that they might run out of a power supply at this challenging time. This not only puts people at a physical health risk, but can also heighten the mental health risks of isolation.

To help people to connect to feelings associated with loss To ensure that those still working - also stop and recognise meaning in their work service (not just nhs) To ensure that people stop and pause and have opportunity to think about their actions instead of staying on autopilot and keeping the hamster wheel spinning .. to connect people to their choice

To enable all adults to be able to cover Bill's and living costs during the coronavirus pandemic

With industry and the economy as a whole at the mercy of coronavirus, bold, decisive action from our Government is essential to safeguard businesses and livelihoods. Universal Basic Income is the lifeline needed to ensure business can continue to thrive in the throws of the pandemic that lies ahead. Not only this, but it would ensure the poorest and most vulnerable in society - including those in unstable employment - retain a safety net.

It's really important to reduce interactions with other people during the period of the coronavirus epidemic. We've been asked to self-isolate if we feel ill. But DWP claimants told to go to an interview worry about being sanctioned if they don't do. If they do go, they will probably be going by public transport, and being interviewed/seeing several people while at the interview. That's a good way to spread the virus. There should be no interviews, and no sanctions, during this period.

The government are worried about those who are employed for a company but so far nothing has been done to help those who need benefits to survive. Panic over Covid 19 and benefits not paid will not make it any better for anyone.