Call for Ian Duncan Smith to again put into practice what he preaches and hand back all benefits, expenses and subsidies that he receives.

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Ian Duncan Smith has again courted controversy by stating wealthier pensioners should hand back benefits they do not need. Let us see IDS practice what he preaches and hand back all the benefits, expences and subsidies that he does not need!

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5 May 2013
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Ian Duncan Smith
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