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Labour Rebels Get Enough Support to Kill Starmer’s Welfare Cuts
Labour party opponents of the UK government’s £5 billion ($6.8 billion) cut to disability benefits have secured enough support to block the plan, setting up a high-stakes test of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s leadership less than a year into office.
The Labour Party had not done "enough thinking" about some of its plans before taking office, the former top civil servant ...
One major complaint from Labour MPs was that the health element of universal credit was due to be frozen in cash terms over ...
Labour's Care Minister Stephen Kinnock appeared on Good Morning Britain as he clashed with presenter Kate Garraway.
The Labour government's U-turn on its welfare reform bill has led to increased tax fears after analysts revealed the cost of ...
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Reports late on Thursday night suggested there were "massive concessions" expected from Sir Keir Starmer as he tried to stave ...
The public isn’t enthusiastic about increasing disability benefit spending – but they’re by no means in favour of cuts either ...
PDP and Labour Party have lost each of their House of Representatives members to the ruling APC on Tuesday, June 24Paul ...
A campaign hoping to change the way Kirklees is run is under threat as the government has announced plans to abolish the ...
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