The sound of silence for Liz Kendall was a big problem for Starmer beyond welfare reform

SOsetimes Sweed a Commons Room, a great expression – the death of a national figure, a senior minister, war or a tragedy by a tragedy.

However, this was not the case for Liz Kendall, who changed the welfare bill, which was very criticized at the last minute, with a prickly silence and a barely heard of approval sound from the labor benches behind him.

Essen and the retirement secretary were essentially forced to come one day earlier a day earlier to summarize the changes in the welfare bill made in desperation, as 130 workers’ deputies signed a change that would kill him.

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To be fair to Ms. Kendall, it was much more curative than the first announced the reforms in the useful system in March.

The Secretary of the Labor and Pension is focusing on positive “labor measures olan, which needs help in supporting those who cannot work or returning to work.

When he first announced the reforms in March, it is a much better approach than the attempt to savik saving 5 billion pounds savings ”.

Since then, a great threat of rebellion has forced the government to change its tone.

However, Mrs. Kendall shows that the silence on the workers’ stalls still has jobs to convince her reluctant colleagues to support reforms.

The minister was defined by a colleague as “equivalent to holding Grim Reaper responsible for the elderly”.

And he did not help the government, which was published only one hour before standing up, by his own impact assessment, as a result of his plans, 150,000 people were likely to dive into poverty.

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Undoubtedly, this was not as bad as 250,000 (including 50,000 children) to be hit under respectable plans, but it was not a news that would suppress a rebellion.

Debbie Abrahams, the President of the Labor Works and Pension Committee, showed that the rebellion still continued in an interview before ITV News.

After demanding the postponement of the Labor Party deputy tomorrow, things were not better.

On the hottest day of the year, it was clear that despite the fact that he has half -needed savings, MS Kendall and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, a £ 2.5 billion from £ 5 billion, had to continue to sweat in the vote tonight tonight.

More than that, although the entire episode in the room is a symbol of a worker Parliament Party, who seems to be exhausted with his leader and is asked to support the challenging decisions that many people think are just cruel. It is not the reasons why people are labor force deputies.

With the welfare invoice or postponing the vote, there may be a very distant humiliation for the Prime Minister, but a rebellion of 50 or more deputies will also harm extremely harm.

The debate will continue with the second reading of the bill on Tuesday, but Sir Keir hopes that if he wants to repair his displeased silence, his shabby authority, he will soon cheer from Labor MPs.