Government apology for coma woman told to find work
The government has apologised for a letter sent to a woman in a coma telling her to attend "intensive job-focused activity".
The letter, written by Iain Duncan Smith's Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), was received by the family of Sheila Holt.
Ms Holt had been suffering from physical and mental health problems and had fallen into a coma in December, her family informing the DWP and SEETEC, the organisation providing job-focused activity, at that time.