The Prime Minister is engaged in a frantic bid to quell a possible revolt on the Government benches in the House of Commons over welfare reforms.
Keir Starmer is making a personal appeal to Labour MPs to support his proposed benefits cuts, recalling his family's experiences with disability. The proposed £5 billion cuts aim to tighten rules on sickness and disability benefits. This comes amidst backlash and Labour MPs questioning the morality of the cuts, with some suggesting a wealth tax instead. Starmer defends the cuts by saying the current welfare system is broken and locks people out of work.
