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activists will learn later whether the government discriminated against dealing with The Rise of women in The State pension age.

the retirement age Of women increased from 60 to 65 in line with men, and go up to 66 in 2020 and 67 by 2028.

women born in the 1950s, claiming that the increase is unfair, because they were, not enough time to cope with adjustments in years without a state pension.

she won The Right to a judicial review, a judge in a ruling later.

until 2010, women received their state pension at the age of 60 years, but has increased since then. While most of the activists support pension age between the sexes, they say, the government as " discriminatory in the way it has introduced.

In June, which belongs to judicial review in The High Court, a claim of two members of the Backto60 group, said that it was not get their state pension at the age of 60 years, you disproportionately.

they argue that many of the women she met took a break from work to care for the children and were paid less than men, could not save as much in the occupational pension scheme, so The Change had it harder.

It is estimated that 3. 8 million women were in this position, with some potentially losing out on More Than £40,000.

The Backto60 group seeks repayment of all pensions received by the people in the 1950s would be born, if you have been able To Retire earlier. It is argued that the speed of change and what it calls the lack of warnings has deprived millions of women.

the government has estimated, However, that a reversal of The Pension changes in the acts of Parliament between 1995 and 2011 Cost of £215bn over the period 2010-11 to 2025-26 would.

About £181bn that would be owed money potentially, women and the rest men.

He said, moving The State pension age the same for men and women was a "long overdue" step in the direction of gender equality, and was clearly communicated to the person concerned.

The side of the loser of Thursday, the judgment is loading is likely to appeal, which means more cases before the courts, changes in a long-running dispute over the effect of pensions on the 1950s, women.

activists have influence MPs, and call the regular protests of the public to awareness of your situation.

The Backto60 group has taken to require this lawsuit, "The Return of earned premiums". The separate women Against The State pensions-inequality (Waspi) group will be paid to the call for a "bridging" pension to cover The Gap of 60 years up to their state pension.

'could I have paid for my bills' Krissy Abbott with her dog Jazz, she says, is angry with Abbott about The Situation

Krissy, born in April 1954 had expected to receive their state pension Before Now . Instead, it will be in November.

Mrs Abbott, from Essex, said the loss of her husband, Alan, as well as difficulties with benefits applications meant she was dependent on the care of the people in the last year.

"The only thing I had was the food bank, and some very good neighbors of mine. You knew how much I thought of [my dog] Jazz. They brought round cans of dog food for him," She Said .

"I had a gas stove in The Kitchen and Jazz and I have to spend to keep Our Time in The Kitchen too warm. To survive you just. "

you said, life would have been different, she would have in receipt of your state pension.

"you have heating, you have hot food, a shower, a bathtub, a simple thing like a kettle and makes a hot drink. Would it have made such a big difference. I would have paid my bills," She Said .

"It makes me angry. It makes me very emotional. "

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Source of news: bbc.com