Keir Starmer says fixing welfare is ‘a moral imperative’ but claims he will not ‘take away the safety net’ from the vulnerable
Correcting the welfare system ‘is a moral necessity’, Sir Keir Starmer – for warning that a generation of young people are written for good.
However, in his speech today, the prime minister said that his party will take action in the style of labor ‘and that vulnerable people will trust the’ security network ‘.
Sir Keir’s comments at the Wales Labor Conference come after a humiliating climb over a Backbench rebellion.
Next week, it was told that they gave them ‘great concessions’ to prevent defeat in a vote against benefit deductions.
It is understood that the privileges involve the irrigation of personal independence payments (PIP) reforms that will multiply vulnerable people.
Today, the Prime Minister said: ‘We cannot and we will not do the security network that unprotected people trust, but we cannot allow a trampuste for those who want to work and work.
‘Everyone acknowledges that our welfare system is broken: every day fails, a generation of young people is written for goodness and the cost comes out of control.
‘It is a moral necessity to correct this, but we must do it in a way of labor.’
Correcting the welfare system ‘is a moral necessity’, Sir Keir said Starmer – a generation warned that young people were written for good
Protesters sitting in a wheelchair read messages such as’ Kill the Benefit Discounts’ while participating in the ‘more arcity squeezing 2.0 march in the center of London on June 7
Sir Keir Starmer hugged Eluned Morgan, the first minister of Wales during the 2025 War Labor Party Conference
Galli First Minister Eluned Morgan’ı ‘a violent champion’ and ‘Wales to the future of the best person’ applause and the audience called on the applause.
Barones Morgan criticized the prosperity plans to the public and called on to change the restrictions on winter fuel payments, which Sir Keir finally reversed.
Sir Keir Starmer, BBC’ye ‘the right to express the right to express’ and ‘to do as much as we can’ promised to promise.
In his speech to the conference, Barones Morgan said he was pleased to listen to the government and reversed the planned welfare cuts.
“ I am glad that the United Kingdom Government was the listening government and heard our concerns and changed their approach to welfare cuts’.
“ We were really worried about the impact of these changes on our poorest and most vulnerable communities, and we clarified this for our colleagues in Westminster.
‘And I am really pleased with what you listen to because this decision brings a great and pleasant relief to thousands of people who rely on this support to live with dignity in Wales.’
Farmers gathered outside the conference in Llandudno to protest before Sir Keir’s speech and parked on a ride in the town of North Galler Resort late in the morning.
Later, he joined a march for Palestine, except for about 150 protesters, and walked seriously to a drum rhythm for a few minutes.
The law of universal credit and personal independence payment law has the second reading on Tuesday, the first opportunity for MPs to vote.
Protesters walked with flags and banners during the demonstration of not prosperity
A small group of Israeli protesters ‘hostages released’ he shouted and ‘Hamas’dan free gazans’ organized signs.
Sir Keir also said that in the key elections in Wales next year between Tories, Reform UK and Plaid Cymru, it would mean ‘sewing’.
Senedd’s elections will use a proportional system for the first time, ie coalitions are likely.
Prime Minister, ‘Return to the chaos and division of the last decade’ and the party began to make the risk of taking back the progress, he said.
Llandudno Conference ‘working families will be left to get the bill’ he said.
“Whether this is the reform or the determination to cut Wales without the plan to bring Wales together again,” he said.
‘I know that these are parties that speak a big game, but who actually delivers it?’
Conservative Party Leader Kemi Badenoch did not refuse to make an agreement with Eco Cymru or reform in the next Senedd elections.
Reform UK gives Labour’s opportunity to end the 26 -year domination in the Galli Parliament.
The worker performed badly in this year’s local elections in the UK, seeing Nigel Farage’s party’s council seats.
Sir Keir also targeted Nigel Farage and called him a ‘Wolf in Wall Street outfits’, who had no idea what he was talking about.
The reform said that the British leader was ‘not interested in the Wales’ and had no suitable plan for high ovens in Port Talbot.
