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The jobless benefits claimants that are too SPOTTY or FAT to work (Evening Standard)

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The jobless benefits claimants that are too SPOTTY or FAT to work (Evening Standard)

Taxpayers are handing millions of pounds to benefit claimants who say they are too fat, tired or spotty to go to work.

published Mon, 19 Nov 2007 07:16:57 GMT

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