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Keir Starmer in talks with Labour rebels in bid to head off welfare revolt
Reforms to both disability and incapacity benefits are expected to save the Treasury about £4.8bn, according to government estimates. Rachel Reeves, the chancellor, is seen by rebels as one of the biggest blocks to agreeing concessions.
Keir Starmer has pivoted to deal-making mode in a bid to stave off a damaging defeat on welfare cuts that are key to his ...
Downing Street has failed to rule out tax rises to pay for a potential U-turn on Sir Keir Starmer’s £5bn welfare reform as ...
A significant number of Labour MPs are threatening to vote against the government's working-age welfare reform plan when it ...
Sir Keir Starmer is preparing a climbdown as a major rebellion builds against his planned benefit cuts, Downing Street has ...
Cabinet ministers have been calling Labour rebels unhappy with the government's welfare reforms ahead of a crunch vote next ...
Gov. Jeff Landry signed a series of welfare reform bills into law that may result in cuts to Medicaid and SNAP benefits in ...
Oregon senators rebuked Gov. Tina Kotek on Wednesday, voting overwhelmingly to override her veto of a bill that would ...
Brian Wilson urges PM to scrap controversial PIP and Universal Credit reforms, warning of long-term damage to Labour unity.
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