Keir Starmer, while attending the G7 summit, reinforced his commitment to advancing the government's welfare reform plans, particularly regarding cuts to disability benefits. He indicated that there will be no further concessions, despite a potential rebellion from Labour MPs concerned about tightened eligibility for personal independence payments. Starmer emphasized the necessity of reforming a welfare system that, he claims, fails to provide adequate support for individuals who need assistance and burdens taxpayers. He outlined the principles behind the reform, advocating for those who are capable of working, those needing support, and those unable to work.
Starmer asserted that there will be no further concessions despite potential Labour rebellion, emphasizing the need for welfare reform that supports those who need it.
The Prime Minister outlined his commitment to welfare reform, highlighting that the current system does not adequately support those needing help and puts strain on taxpayers.
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