Kemi Badenoch to call for tougher restrictions on benefits to cut welfare bill

Kemi Badenoch is preparing to put forward a controversial plan to limit health benefits only to the most serious patients because it warns a “time bomb” in the welfare system of England.
In a speech planned to be held on Thursday, the Tora leader will emphasize government estimates and claim that expenditures on annual health and disability aids may rise to £ 70 billion by 2030.
Other projections, this figure can reach £ 100 billion, the budget responsibility office, the benefit of the benefit of the purchase of the purchase rate may be an additional £ 12 billion in costs, he said.
Ms. Badenoch, who calls for more challenging actions about welfare, is expected to state: “We should support the producers – we must reward people who work hard to get up every morning and to build our country. Our welfare system should look at the most vulnerable, not to the deceiving system, but to the most vulnerable in society.”
In addition to restricting Badenoch’s benefits to “more serious conditions ,, it is expected to repeat Badenoch’s policy of prevention that foreign nationals claim welfare.
“It is not fair to spend £ 1 billion per month for foreign nationals and to distribute cars financed by the taxpayer for conditions such as constipation.”

The figure of £ 1 billion means the benefits paid to household peoples, including at least one foreign national, but can also cover payments made to British citizens.
The taxpayer -backed motion scheme involves changing all the appropriations and usually providing additional prepaid payment in a vehicle, covering the “advanced” mobility element of personal independence payment, serious mobility problems.
In addition, this will ask people to “play the system” and promise “return to work to work” through educational and “early intervention”, and will ask for a remote evaluation of the plaintiffs.
Ms. Badenoch’s speech comes a week after Sir Keir Starmer’s Backbencher, a week later on proposals to reduce its invoice for £ 5 billion.
After the U -return, economists warned that the government’s proposals would save zero by 2030.
In his speech, Ms. Badenoch will attack the Labor Government as “looking at left deputies” and “completely unprepared for the government”.
In addition, the reform will target Britain by accusing Nigel Farage’s party with a göster a blind glance ”on the influence of the rising bill of prosperity.
If Mr. Farage came to power, the reform of the reform, the two children, who are something that conservatives criticized inappropriately, promised to scrape the benefit limit.
Mrs. Badenoch will say: “Nigel Farage acts like a thatcherite conservative, but really, Jeremy Corbyn with just a glass and cigarette.
“He shows his true colors on prosperity – desperates in desperates without any plan to correct the system.”




