As the government introduces payment by results for prisoner rehabilitation, Channel 4 News looks at how the new scheme will work.
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2012: A year of lying shamelessly
We take a look back at the lowlights of 2012 with damned lies and statistics coming thick and fast from across the political spectrum.
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The Work Programme dominates Prime Minister's Questions - with Labour leader Ed Miliband saying it's a "historic first" because "you're more likely to get a job if you're not on the programme".
"All your numbers are wrong," former A4e boss Emma Harrison told Channel 4 News after leaked figures showed the company found work for four in 100 people. But official figures contradict her claims.
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FactCheck: Why the Work Programme isn't working - yet
Although we are only one year into a two-year scheme, today's Work Programme figures are bad news for the Department for Work and Pensions - and the numbers for ill and disabled people are even worse.
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Official: Work Programme gets 3.5 per cent into work
The Work Programme figures are not a disaster, says the employment minister. But not one of the 18 providers met the government's end of first year minimum target on sustainable work.
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Work Programme results: the long wait is over
The company and Work and Pensions insisted the figures we broadcast were misleading and incomplete and we should wait for their official numbers. Well the wait is nearly over.
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After a Channel 4 News investigation revealed that A4E has failed to meet its Work Programme targets, the head of one charity involved in the programme claims it may now be unsustainable.
by Krishnan Guru-Murthy
Emma Harrison: 'I'm a useful face to have a go at'
Exclusive: In her first TV interview since stepping down from A4e Emma Harrison tells Channel 4 News that she was "bullied out of a job".
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Krishnan Guru-Murthy and Jackie Long discuss the interview with Emma Harrison former chairman of A4e, and major shareholder on Channel 4 News tonight.
