Labour benefits cuts latest: Starmer battles to quell 50-strong MP rebellion with just hours left until vote

Sir Keir Starmer presented a great privilege to the deputies divided into controversial plans to reduce the welfare expenditures of the government.

Here are the measures and how you need to know about how they have changed:

A minister did not answer when asked that any workers who rebelled with prosperity this week would not be removed.

Baronesss Jacqui Smith was asked by Radio whether the rebels would remove the whip, “I think it is important and – as you said – to continue to speak as an old chef as you say, to explain the moves of the government to recognize some concerns.” He said.

He pushed again that the whip would not be removed, and then he said that people would hear more than the ministers on Monday.

And in an interview Guardian After Sir Keir’s U -turn, he said that it was good to hear that people will not lose their benefits right now, but he said, “The areas that I still think there is a need for movement”.

Sir Keir Starmer is attempting to win more than dozens of workers’ deputies against welfare reforms.

Although the Prime Minister made concessions in the legislation last week, approximately 50 labor force deputies are planned to vote against the bill in a Crunch vote on Tuesday.

The original welfare invoice proposed to bring a higher rod for the payment of personal independence (PIP) and to cut the health -related element of universal loan.

However, more than 100 workers’ deputies called for scrapping these changes, the government said that the proposed rules will now be valid for new claims only from November 2026.