A Labour MP has strongly criticised the chancellor's plans to substantially cut welfare spending over the next few years.

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall pledges "decisive action" as she says too many people are out of work and on benefits ...

Starmer’s moral crusade is a smokescreen to impose cuts designed to get up to 1.2 million disabled people off disability ...

Keir Starmer will convene his Cabinet on Tuesday where they are expected to sign-off a package of reforms to sickness and ...

Rachel Reeves should avoid the “political anthrax” of austerity and pursue closer links with the EU in her spring statement, ...

There are three thankless posts in a modern Labour government. There’s the Chancellor, who has to announce the tightening of ...

Leicestershire residents have said they feel "marginalised and vulnerable" following changes to disability cuts announced by ...

The eligibility criteria for the Personal Independence Payment (PIP), a £700 monthly benefit, has been tightened this week by ...

ON Tuesday of last week, the Work and Pensions Secretary, Liz Kendall, delivered a significant green paper outlining seismic changes to the ...

The Work and Pensions Secretary is due to announce Labour's plans to get more people back to work and cut the cost of the ...

The move is the central part of major reforms to the whole welfare system. Work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall told MPs that the current set-up was “failing the very people it is supposed to ...