Reeves faces Labour revolt as benefits blitz to plunge 250k including 50k kids into poverty
- The number of children living in poverty in the UK has reached a record high of almost 4.5 million.
- Government estimates suggest that welfare cuts will push 250,000 more people, including 50,000 children, into poverty by the end of the decade.
- Rachel Reeves stated that the government aims to lift families out of poverty through support for work.
- Clare Moriarty warned that benefit cuts will drive more people into poverty rather than lift them out.
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DWP warned 1.2m in poverty would lose winter fuel payment – but made cuts anyway
The Government estimated over a million people in already impoverished households would lose out on the winter fuel allowance if it was means-tested – before going ahead with the policy.Chancellor Rachel Reeves decided to scrap universal winter fuel payments in July, saving £1.4bn a year as the Labour Government sought to plug a hole in the public finances.The move meant only the poorest pensioners in receipt of pension credit or other means-tes…
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