US EditionWelfare reforms to PIP disability benefit trigger intense row within Labour
- Labour is facing internal conflict over proposed welfare cuts, with Diane Abbott stating they are 'not a Labour thing to do.'
- Sir Keir Starmer promised disabled individuals a 'right to try' employment guarantee amid protests.
- Emma Reynolds emphasized that Labour will maintain a safety net for vulnerable people despite proposed reforms.
- Andy Burnham urged caution on benefit changes, advocating for helping people into work instead of cutting benefits.
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer has gained international reputation, but with his social policy, he encounters growing resistance at home.
·Vienna, Austria
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The tribes battling it out in Keir Starmer's Labour Party
After winning a landslide election victory last summer, Keir Starmer will be hoping his years in power aren't marred by the infighting and factionalism that dogged the final years of Conservative rule.Yet arriving in Downing Street as he has with swathes of ambitious MPs, both new and party veterans, means it will be a challenge to keep them all happy.The Labour Party has a history "crammed with bitter bust-ups", said the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg,…
·Washington, United States
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