Labour told benefits ‘not a lifestyle choice’ as Reeves refuses to rule out PIP cut
- Rachel Reeves stated that Labour's benefit system is 'letting down taxpayers' and proposed cuts to benefits to meet fiscal rules ahead of the spring statement.
- YouGov polling shows that 53% of the public think benefit qualifications are not strict enough, indicating a demand for stricter measures.
- Kirsty Blackman criticized the planned cuts as 'deeply damaging' to Scotland and a 'total betrayal' of voters.
- Total spending on pensions and health benefits is expected to rise significantly, with £75.7 billion projected for working-age adults by 2029-30.
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‘Broken’ welfare system holding people and economy back – Number 10
Downing Street said there has been an ‘unsustainable rise in welfare spending’ and reforms will be set out in ‘the coming weeks’. The “broken social security system is holding our people back”, Number 10 has said, ahead of an anticipated welfare overhaul. Downing Street said on Friday there has been an “unsustainable rise in welfare spending” and it promised reforms in “the coming weeks”. Chancellor Rachel Reeves suggested the system is currentl…
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