New UK pensions minister previously called for ‘triple lock’ to be replaced
- Sir Keir Starmer's new pensions minister, Torsten Bell, has suggested abolishing the triple lock that protects pensioners from inflation.
- Dennis Reed from Silver Voices expressed concern over Torsten Bell's appointment, calling it 'worrying' given his previous comments on the triple lock.
- Torsten Bell previously described the triple lock as 'indefensible' and urged the government to focus on working-age benefits.
- The government has faced criticism for policies that may negatively affect older voters, despite their support for Labour in the last election.
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