Disabled Labour MP breaks down in tears over party’s welfare cuts | News

A disabled Labor Party deputy cried on Tuesday, July 1 while making a fiery speech criticizing the welfare deductions of his party.

Since 2024, Penistone and Stocksbridge Deputy Marie Tidball announced that conservatives felt compelled to participate in politics after the last series of serious expenditure interruptions and tax increases.

Born with a innate injury affecting four limbs, Ms. Tidball condemned the interruptions suggested by Labour and confirmed that she would vote for the bill.

The bill would see the changes made in the health -related element of the Payment of Personal Independence (PIP) and the universal loan.