No 10 actively investigating winter fuel payment changes as fears grow over voter anger
Briefly

Downing Street is reviewing changes to the unpopular winter fuel payment cut, which has affected 10 million pensioners. Following Labour’s chancellor Rachel Reeves' decision to remove eligibility due to financial concerns, there has been significant voter backlash. Polling and focus groups are being conducted to gauge public sentiment about potential policy adjustments. Keir Starmer, while acknowledging the tough decisions made, advocates for the financial benefits observed recently. Meanwhile, advocates stress the need for maintaining support for vulnerable pensioners and introducing more equitable measures in any revised policies.
Cuts leave voters doubting Labour's ability to deliver change.
Simon Francis emphasized the importance of the details in any potential policy changes.
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