Kemi Badenoch offers to rescue Starmer’s welfare reforms as Labour rebellion grows
Kemi Badenoch offered to save Sir Keir Starmer from his own labor backbencher after threatening to reduce the welfare reforms of a great rebellion.
In a late intervention on Tuesday evening, TORY leader said that more than 100 workers were prepared to reject the plans when they were voted next week, and that their party would support the benefits of Swingeing cuts.
The challenge came after returning to workers’ rebels and said that those who care about a future welfare system should support the legislation.
And Sir Keir, with question marks about whether a potential defeat could survive, insisted on Sky News, not a vote of trust ”.
However, warnings have already been made by workers’ critics and trade unions that the legislation required to reduce benefits will be “shameful” to rely on TORY votes next Tuesday.
MPs are preparing to vote for reforms that are expected to save £ 5 billion per year on the next Tuesday, by reducing their personal independence payments (PIPs) for those with disabilities.
So far, 108 workers Backbencher signed a reasoned change to kill the bill, and the rebellion organizers surprised the number of deputies supporting him.
It was understood that up to 12 ministers were thinking of rebellion against the legislation, while 108 Labor MPs signed a new change to stop the bill on their rails.
Ms. Badenoch, who benefited from political chaos for the government, calculated that it would be more humiliating that the Prime Minister needs to pass an important invoice.
In a proposal to Sir Keir, “The government is mixed, the deputies rebellion.
“The first condition is that the prosperity budget should be very high, it should fall. This invoice does not do it. The second condition is that we should hire people again. Unemployment is increasing, things disappear and even the government’s own impact assessment, the package on this bill says that the package cannot hire people again.
“Third, we want to see new tax increases in autumn. There can be no new tax increases for welfare and other government expenditures.”
He insisted that his party was “acting in national interests”.
However, the Secretary General of the Fire Department Steve Wright said: “For those who are the most vulnerable to the common votes of Keir Starmer’s Tora MPs, it is possible to be dependent to pass this new wave. This is a shame for any workers’ prime minister.”
According to a labor source, he came because he was described as the row health secretary Wes Streeting as he went to Overdrive ,, trying to win the rebellious backbencher.
Another said that the government is now facing an option between making another harmful U -transformation or taking a battle from MPs ”. If the party returns to reforms, the source said that Rachel Reeves’s position cannot be processed anymore after the previous reversal in the winter fuel sections.
A senior Backbencher reiterated the claim that the position of the chancellor was threatened.
“It ends one of these two ways: or we fire it [Starmer] Or the sacks [Reeves]”Deputy said.
The chancellor is accused of forcing more prosperity than the secretary of the Enough Labor and Pension Salary, who has to try to vote.
A deputy appeared to have emerged before the meeting of the Parliamentary Labor Party meeting on Monday evening, although he had a very little -friendly questions erek, he did very little to help the government.
Independent Some MPs showed how they were threatened by losing whip and even if they rebelled.
But he recorded a source: “MPs do not care [about the threats] Because they are afraid that the election zones will choose them if they do not vote for the vote! “
Speaking to the NATO summit in The Hague with journalists on the plane, Sir Keir promised to progress with reforms. He said: ık We were chosen to change the broken ones in our country. The welfare system was broken and therefore we will put pressure on our reforms. It is very important that we do this, because the current system does not work for anyone.
“People fell into the trap in it and I’m not ready to let it happen. So we will step forward with our reforms”.
The Prime Minister also rejected that he could not convince the MPs of Moral Case for reforms.
“There is a clear moral case, which does not help those who want to get a job. It trapped people. I think 1,000 people continue to PIP a day.
“Every year, the additions to the PIP is the equivalent of the population of a Leicester -sized city. This is not an unexplained system because it is at least unsustainable and therefore will not be a welfare system for those who need it in the future.”
He added to more than 100 labor rebels and added: “Those who care about a future welfare system, ‘How do you reform to make sure that it is sustainable for the future?’
“However, it is not sustainable to add a city -sized city every year and assume that it can be a sustainable future, a model for the future.”
