A Welsh MP has rejected the UK government's concessions to party rebels over its proposed welfare benefits reforms. Sir Keir Starmer's government faces a significant rebellion to the planned cuts, with many MPs supporting a bid to block them and the Welsh government also officially opposed them.

Other concessions offered by the government include allowing existing claimants to keep the health element of Universal Credit. Sky News understands that some senior rebels are willing to accept the concessions - with one saying that "the concessions will be positively received, and I expect to vote with the government now".

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