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Daily Express

November 05, 2025

SICK note Britain is costing the nation £212billion a year and the price will continue rising as more working-age people say they are too ill to hold down a job.

- BY JONATHAN WALKER

The benefits bill is set to soar by £20bn over the next five years.

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