Disability benefit claimants in Labour heartlands like the Midlands and Wales look set to be hit hardest by plans to restrict ...

He said: 'The Government's welfare reforms disproportionately ... the green paper and go back to the drawing board.' The data showed even some Labour MPs with healthy majorities could be at ...

Labour was the party that created the welfare state. Now it is intent on cutting it back. And in Liz Kendall, the government has found a Labour work and pensions secretary clearly entirely ...

This was the week in which Reform UK finally shattered the facade of indifference maintained by the British political ...

But Chancellor Rachel Reeves warned would-be rebels they had to realise the welfare system needs reform. Asked what her message to Labour MPs worried about the welfare cuts was, the Chancellor ...

Readers were somewhat split when we asked Do you agree with Labour's plans to cut welfare costs ... Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall is drawing up reforms to cut down on sickness-related ...

“It is fundamentally ridiculous as a way of making policy to be scrambling around for extra welfare cuts so you’re just on the right side of a line, days before the statement,” said Duncan Weldon, an ...

Liz Kendall’s announcement in the House of Commons that £5bn needed to come off the welfare bill by 2030 was made in defiance of a strong Labour tradition. There is a storm to come on this question ...

The first wave of commentary has honed in on the government’s welfare reforms, the bulk of which were unveiled earlier this month by work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall — to some consternation in ...

So says former Labour big beast turned centrist-dad podcaster Ed Balls about the government’s welfare reform proposals. Cue furious nods from all those who were hoping and expecting better ...