Here comes Sir U-turn… Starmer braces to make concessions as MORE Labour MPs join massive benefits revolt ahead of crunch vote with demands for ‘regime change’

Keir Starmer is preparing to make humiliating concessions about benefit reforms after not being able to suppress a great labor rebellion.

Ministers point to a climb because they faced disaster in the Crunchs vote in voting for the flagship legislation.

Despite the crazy direct satisfaction with the Prime Minister and Chancellor Rachel Reeves, more deputies added their names to a deadly change overnight.

Around 130 announced that they would easily oppose the second reading of the bill enough to overthrow the vast majority of Labour.

Sir Keir has speculations that can offer to expand the suitability for personal independence payment (PIP) or to weaken the sidewalks on universal loan – the offers will save the government of £ 5 billion make a hole.

He rejected those described as a nuclear option to completely delay or leave the package.

Commons leader Lucy Powell confirmed that this morning voting will continue as planned. However, Rebel Rachel Maskell, who wanted to ‘withdraw this bill’, was challenged.

Ms. Reeves was one of the most powerful supporters of reforms because she struggled desperately to balance the books without resorting to further tax hikes. Even with changes, it is due to the fact that the bill is still a slightly slower spiral.

In a ruthless sign for the Premier, a bitter fight with Swiping Aides in Morgan Mcsweeney, Deputies and NO10 Chief of General Staff. Some of them demand a ‘regime change’ complaining that ‘over -exciting children’ dominates.

The NO10 source said: ‘The broken prosperity system fails the most vulnerable one and takes too many people back.

‘Fair and responsible to fix it. There is a wide consensus on this issue throughout the party. ‘

The source insisted that reforms were ‘supported by labor values’.

They said: ‘The basic change is not easy and we all want to do it correctly, so of course we talk to his colleagues about the bill and the changes he will bring, we want to start delivering it together on Tuesday.’

Commons Environmental Supervision Election Committee President Toby Perkins, Stoke-On-Trent Central Deputy Gareth Snell, Tyne Deputy Mary Glindon and Tamworth Deputy Sarah Edwards on Newcastle.

Both of them won their seats in the 2024 landslide victory of the party, and Arran Deputy Irene Campbell and Colchester Deputy Pam Cox added their names.

Tories pointed out that they would oppose the legislation unless he agrees to ignore more tax increase.

Liberal Democratic leader Sir Ed Davey said that the government should withdraw the bill and ‘return to the drawing board instead of’ cutting the vital support of thousands of vital people ‘.

Lord Blunkett claimed that the Prime Minister could not focus on the danger of the government last night because he spent a lot of time abroad.

And he warned that Sir Keir would have to get an official vote of trust if he loses. No government bill has been able to pass the second reading – a decision on the broad principles of plans rather than details since 1986.

Worker Grandee told LBC: ‘If they were losing, they would have to vote for confidence.

But the embarrassment of a year leaves you with two problems. One is humiliated and the second is still a problem. The welfare problem did not disappear. So, it is a logical solution to solve the problem and not to hit. ‘

He called for a delay in the vote and added: ‘Keir Starmer was directed to the international agenda for very understandable reasons. I think now he needs to return from the Netherlands and definitely focus on it. ‘

Sir Keir, who faced questions at the NATO Summit yesterday, established a bridge with suggestions that workers’ deputies could not read the mood.

When the reform had to be realized and the votes would continue on Tuesday, insistently faced the riots’ sounding ‘shrugging’ by shrugging the mood.

Angela Rayner gave the message that she was standing in PMQS.

Commons leader Lucy Powell confirmed that this morning voting will continue as planned. However, it was challenged by Rebel Rachel Maskell (in the picture), who wanted to ‘withdraw this bill’ directly.

Ms. Powell said that workers’ deputies remember that the second reading stage was related to the principle of the invoice instead of detail.

TORY leader Kemi Badenoch said that the Labor Party ‘can not even make small welfare changes’

However, tons changed during the evening, the Deputy Prime Minister ITV ‘interviews with rebels’ continues’.

The existing plaintiffs will be given a stage of a 13 -week stage, which is a movement that is seen as an offer to get rid of the opposition by aiming to soften the effect of changes.

Sir Keir finally will take his feet to the Commons today and made a statement expected to cover the G7 in Canada, NATO Summit and the Middle East crisis. It has been more than two weeks since her speech in the room.

This morning, he sweeps the benefits while speaking to the British Chambers of Commerce.

Previously visited the broadcast studios, Trade Minister Douglas Alexander admitted that he thought the government would ‘implement’ how to reduce the benefits.

‘Everyone acknowledges that prosperity needs reform and the system is broken. Everyone acknowledges that you are trying to benefit and hire people, because it is better for them and is also better for our financial position.

And everyone acknowledges that we need to protect the most vulnerable.

‘Where are you honestly there are some disagreements,’ How do you apply to these principles? ‘

Angela Rayner insisted that the vote would continue on Tuesday while standing in PMQs surrounded by Rachel Reeves (right).

In a ruthless sign for the Premier, MPs and NO10 General Manager Morgan McSweeney

Toby Perkins is among the new deputies to add their names to the deadly change

Normally, the second reading of an invoice, the first Commons test, rather than a form of application, the principle behind a piece of legislation was a vote in the principle.

“The influence of those who have been put on the table on the table is that it emphasizes the discussion on how to apply to these principles,” he said.

‘Therefore, considering a high level of agreement on the principles, discussions in the coming days will really be related to the implementation of these principles.’

Mr. Alexander also played attacks on Mr. Mcsweeney. “ SW1 with the gossip about this legislation on the streets, towns, in the communities just around the country, I am much less interested in whether it works, ” he said.

Minister, Downing Street about who worked about the ‘Prime Minister’s decisions’ he said.

Alexander said, “The truth is that the team only gave us a historical victory against expectations last July,” Alexander said.

‘The government’s task is difficult, people with strong opinions will always be people with strong opinions on a matter such as welfare reform.’