In an attempt to manage the hospitality budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is hosting informal gatherings for Labour MPs to foster camaraderie and discourage dissent on budget cuts.
Despite holding a significant majority, there is a palpable anxiety within the Labour government about aligning new MPs who are adjusting to criticisms of their own party's decisions.
The newly elected Labour MPs face challenges in discerning whether the backlash they are experiencing stems from genuine concerns or mere political opposition, complicating their adjustment to governance.
Historically, every political party has faced internal dissent over various issues, and the Labour government now finds itself navigating a similar landscape with its newer members.
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