Dad 'has 30p in coppers to last him a month' after Universal Credit 'mix up'

Dad 'has 30p in coppers to last him a month' after Universal Credit 'mix up'
Adrian Keal, 48, claims he is at risk of losing his one-bed flat in Hull and is so broke he can't turn the heating on - but the DWP says he received an advanced Universal Credit payment in November
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/dad-has-30p-coppers-last-21204983

A false claim to the NHS is the only way to avoid a fine
The forms do not have a box saying I’m on universal credit to tick, and I’m not prepared to lie
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2020/jan/03/a-false-claim-to-the-nhs-is-the-only-way-to-avoid-a-fine

The man would need to be ticking the box for income based job seekers allowance as that the component part of universal credit that allows people to obtain certain free NHS prescriptions.They should have changed this farce years ago but just like everything else is an administrative cock up.

This also affects people when at a NHS dentist or opticians.

If Universal Credit is his sole income, then the jsa income box is the one to tick,you will not be lying as thats what hes getting.

Sorry if i have misunderstood this but going by the image on the guardian newspaper link seems to be the case ?