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Angela Rayner: Working class people don't want handouts

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Working class people do not want "handouts" but support to find jobs, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has said. Last week the government set out changes to the benefits system aimed at saving £5bn, including making it harder for people to claim disability payments.aying people need support to get back into work.

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Angela Rayner: Working class people don't want handouts

The deputy PM defends plans for £5bn of benefit cuts, saying people need support to get back into work.

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