Long-term unemployed "facts of work".

November 7, 2010 13: 57 GMT updated Iain Duncan Smith seeks long-term claimants for benefits in the long term benefits seekers could be forced to do the manual work of proposals to be described by work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith.

Due to investments in four weeks doing jobs such as litter clearing and gardening contour plans.

He said the message would be: "Play ball or it will be difficult."

But the Archbishop of Canterbury, warned planned changes in welfare could lead people "in a downward spiral of the uncertainty, even despair."

Of the regime, the claimants conceived need "the experience of habits" and professional life routines may be placed on investment of 30 hours per week.

Any person who refuses to take part or, failing that enable working time could have their 65 £ job seekers allowance ceased since at least three months.

Regime of work activity is supposed to be designed to flush out the claimants who have opted for a life on benefits or opportunities not reported on the side.

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people are often in this place of departure, not because they are evil, laziness, or stupid, but because their circumstances are against them "

end quote Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Rowan Williams reports suggest it will target people seem to be sabotage efforts to get back to work."

Minister for Foreign Affairs William Hague told the BBC Andrew Marr Show address social assistance budget was "one of the major political challenges".

"What we are talking here is people who have not been used to work with an opportunity to both perhaps a little more than a surge of more, have work experience from time to time and again the vast majority of people in Britain will think that is the right thing to do."

The white paper will outline plans of Mr Duncan Smith for a universal credit replace the range of benefits currently claimed by the unemployed.

The regime, consulting employment would be granted powers to require tens of thousands of applicants to participate in the community working for charities or local councils.

Department for work and pensions spokesman said: "we will be shortly be putting forward proposals on how to break the cycle of dependency devastated many of our communities and make sure you work always pays."

"Cycle of dependency."

Mr Duncan Smith said that plans were designed to reduce the dependence on social assistance and make work pay.

He said: "one thing we can do is pull people make one or two weeks of work - manual turn at 9 a.m. and leave at 5 pm, to give people a sense of work, but also when we believe that they are doing other work."

"The message go partout.jouer ball or it will be difficult."

Continue to read the main story James Landale Deputy Political Editor, BBC News

When the Government unveils its social reform this week, there will be lots of new support for the unemployed - more help for finding a job, a new universal benefit claim.

But in the cores, there are also sharp sticks .the ' will be a threat that anyone who has been unemployed for a long time who refuses to work could be forced into community work placements.

The Secretary of social protection Iain Duncan Smith likes to speak of a new contract between the State and the unemployed.

Compulsory community work is clearly part of the market.

Danny Alexander, lib dem first Secretary to the Treasury, denied that plans were unemployed in the same way as long term criminals doing community services and tell the BBC political show "goal is categorically does step to punish and is does step to humiliate.

It was intended to "sustain and encourage" and to get people back the habit of getting up and exit at travailler.Cela meant also those who did could demonstrate their employability to prospective employers.

The United Kingdom has 5 million people out of work benefits and one of the highest rates of households without employment in Europe, with 1.9 m children living in households where the person has a job.

Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has expressed its concern about the proposed changes, saying: "people who are trying to find and difficult to find a safe future - I think - engine into a downward spiral of the uncertainty, even despair, when the pressure is on the way."

"People are often in this place of departure, not because they are poor, laziness, or stupid, but because the circumstances are against them, they have failed to break through into something and driving this deeper - spiral - as I say this feels a major problem."

Labour deputy leader Harriet Harman said Andrew Marr show she will have to wait to see the full details of proposals Thursday to give its verdict.

But she said the Government needed to understand that to find people in work, it should be jobs for them to go.

She added that the work would be voting common Tuesday against plans to reduce housing benefits.

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the 32% of Liverpool houses of the unemployed

4 November 2010 update at 1330 GMT there are approximately 2.5 million people unemployed in the Liverpool UK, Nottingham and Glasgow had the largest number of jobless households to the United Kingdom last year, official figures show.

More than 30% households in all three cities was nobody in the work, the Office of national statistics data show.

The lowest rates of delinquency household were Bedfordshire and Surrey.

Of United Kingdom almost 19% of households had nobody to work.

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This is the second consecutive year that Liverpool had the highest percentage of households without a job.

Below the three cities that the head of the list have been Gwent valleys and North Ayrshire and North Ayrshire.

Outside of Bedfordshire and Surrey - where less than 11% of households were isolated - Inverness and Nairn and Moray, Badenoch and Strathspey, Berkshire and New Hampshire had low levels of domestic crime.

The figures refer to households with at least an adult aged 16 to 64 .the ' ONS compares compares similar population size that may cross boundaries of the local authority areas.

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