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Government's £6billion benefits crackdown: Sick and disabled face huge cuts as Rachel Reeves scrambles to curb soaring welfare bill

Some £5billion of the savings will come from making it harder for people to qualify for Personal Independence Payments - a benefit designed to help with the extra costs caused by disabilities.



The UK government is planning a £6 billion benefits crackdown, primarily targeting the sick and disabled to curb the soaring welfare bill. Changes may include stricter qualifications for Personal Independence Payments and cuts to Universal Credit for those deemed unfit for work, while benefits may increase for those actively seeking employment. The government aims to save £5 billion by targeting sickness payments and plans to invest £1 billion in employment support.

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