Labour anger in cuts storm

Yesterday, she said: “I hear very clearly what my honourable friend says but I also want to be clear to the House - for people who can never work, we want to protect them.

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For disabled people who can work, we want to support them. The truth is that if you are a disabled person and in work, you are half as likely to be poor than if you are out of work.”

It comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer braces for the biggest revolt of his premiership so far.