US EditionJeremy Corbyn brands benefit cuts a 'disgrace' and says many Labour MPs are 'upset'
- Jeremy Corbyn criticized benefit cuts as a "disgrace" and indicated that many Labour MPs are "very upset," reflecting concerns over party direction under Sir Keir Starmer.
- Experts estimate that around a million people in England and Wales will lose their disability benefits, as part of a plan to save over £5 billion annually by the decade's end.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that the benefits bill is "through the roof" and expressed a desire to provide support that encourages employment.
- Reeves defended increased defense spending against Corbyn's attacks, asserting commitment to national security and rejecting any apologies for budget decisions.
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Jeremy Corbyn brands benefit cuts a 'disgrace' and says many Labour MPs are 'upset'
The former Labour leader said the spring statement is an opportunity for Rachel Reeves to reverse her spending cuts and impose a wealth tax instead - accusing Labour of imposing austerity on the country.
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