内容摘要：Robbers smashed into a store using three vehicles, including a digger, and stole a cash machine, police have said.

Robbers smashed into a store using three vehicles, including a digger, and stole a cash machine, police have said.

Last week Lily joined campaigners, union members and residents in Dorchester's Brewery Square toShe says she wants to fight the changes because "it is an attack on some of the most vulnerable people in this country".

"It's not just me, I'm worried for all my peers, those I care about, I'm worried for those that I don't even know but I understand what they're going through as well."I'm worried for those that are going to be even more impacted by this than me," she says.The government has said it wants to ease people's fears about losing benefits if they take a job and it does not work out.

In March, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall announced a £1bn package of support to help disabled people and those with long-term conditions into work.But Lily says she is not reassured: "Any day someone could become disabled or lose their job.

"Someone could rely on that bit of money. I don't think this is an issue that only disabled people should be worried about.

"This is a whole issue that everyone should be worried about because it will affect them eventually."The properties on either side of where the fire is believed to have started have also been made uninhabitable.

Romany Mason, who lived next door, said she hoped "it had been a dream"."Walking round the corner this morning and seeing the house, I cried my eyes out. I just can't stop crying," she said.

Ms Mason hoped the housing association would be able to find her family somewhere to live but at the moment she planned to stay in a hotel."We're struggling," she added.