Scale of rebellion against Keir Starmer means a u-turn is inevitable on welfare reforms.
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Labour MPs' challenge over benefits cuts is perhaps the gravest crisis in the PM's time in office so far.
Scale of rebellion against Keir Starmer means a u-turn is inevitable on welfare reforms.
“The government hasn’t listened to private concerns so now will have to address these very public ones," one MP said
Richard Burgon is one of over 100 Labour MPs warning against the cuts
Prime minister deployed ministers to contain rebellion after more than 100 Labour MPs signed amendment to bill
More than 120 Labour MPs are backing plans to block cuts to disability and sickness-related benefits.
Amendment intended to kill off legislation that would cut benefits could be backed by up to 100 Labour MPs including senior figures
The rebellion would be enough to defeat the Government’s plans if opposition MPs joined the Labour rebels.
Pat McFadden says number of people on benefit is due to double over decade, as more than 100 Labour MPs try to pause cuts
MPs including senior Labour figures sign an amendment that could sink the welfare reform bill.
PM says current system is ‘broken’ and there is a ‘clear moral case for change’