The Prime Minister came face to face with one of millions of women who was forced to delay claiming her state pension but told her: "I cannot promise that I can magic up that money for you"

More than 3.6 million women could get compensation.

The petition was launched less than two weeks ago on Change.org by Angela Madden, the chair of Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI).

Their campaign was still in full flow during the brief period that I was Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.  I was not persuaded by their arguments then and I am not persuaded now.

"Worst-affected women received just a few months' notice of a six-year increase, leaving tens of thousands in poverty. These mistakes must never be repeated"

The campaigners say one woman is dying every 13 minutes as they wait for compensation after an eight-year fight for justice

He said it was a "disgrace" there was still no compensation for women affected by the state pension change.

He said it was a "disgrace" there was still no compensation for women affected by the state pension change.

The 1995 Pensions Act and subsequent legislation raised the state pension age for women born on or after April 6 1950.

An MP said it was a "dereliction of duty" that Parliament had not even agreed to the principle of paying compensation to WASPI women.

Affected women born in the 1950s should receive compensation of between £1,000 and £2,950, a report says.

Labour need to understand that these women have not and will not go quietly, says Carole Malone

EXCLUSIVE: A cross-party group of MPs is calling for immediate action and restitution for the millions of women affected.

Hundreds of thousands of women lost the opportunity to plan for their retirement, since they were given little notice that their state pension age would rise from 60 to 65, and later 66.

Frontbenchers from neither party would say if they would compensate those who lost out due to state pension rises

Campaigners say pension issue could decide marginal contests across UK, as they vow to pressure every single candidate

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

MPs must vote on WASPI compensation NOW

The Parliamentary Ombudsman has told the Government to compensate women for failing to adequately inform them their state pension age was delayed.

Ministers have been accused of an 'unacceptable' delay after the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman said victims of the pension age scandal should get compensation

My blood boils when people use this argument to wash their hands of Waspi women. It's easy to look at this generation, who were born in the '50s, through today's lens.

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MPs must vote on WASPI compensation NOW

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