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Labour MPs revolt over £5bn welfare cuts as ministers say axed workers should get more benefits than long

Reeves's plan to cut £5 billion from welfare, including health checks for sickness benefits claimants and less support for the long-term jobless than for those made redundant, is triggering a Labour revolt with up to 80 MPs potentially opposing the reforms. The changes aim to address rising benefit costs and encourage employment, focusing on Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and long-term sickness benefits, with ministers arguing for a "moral" case for reform and Labour MPs expressing concerns about "draconian" curbs.
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