Quiz: Do you know whether these are real DWP scandals or not?

Fact is stranger (and often much more tragic) than fiction, including at the Department for Work and Pensions, which earlier this year admitted inventing quotes from fake 'benefit claimants' on leaflets about new sanctions.

With that in mind, and with the story of a woman whose benefits were stopped by HMRC because it thought she was having an affair with her post office (really) ringing in our ears, can you tell which of these are genuine stories about Iain Duncan Smith's department?

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