Today, we look at the challenges facing Labour’s plans for welfare reform. After the chancellor Rachel Reeves set her sights on a “fundamental” reform of the system, Laura, Paddy and Henry discuss ...

The long-term sick will be required to look for work and many will see their benefits cut under a massive overhaul of welfare ...

The government has not yet announced its plans for health-related benefits, but has made clear that spending cuts are likely.

It ultimately reminds us all that welfare reform can be about how we look after each rather than cuts and demonising those reliant on benefits. Beresford argues: “There has always been massive public ...

The Department for Work and Pensions plans to reform health and disability benefits are to be set out before end of March, ...

The UK welfare budget has to be put on a "more sustainable course", Liz Kendall said as she warned the country could not keep meeting the "costs of failure". The Work & Pensions Secretary, who will ...

The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has called on the UK Government to urgently reform the health-related benefits ...

The vast public debt that is holding the country back could be reduced if Keir Starmer simply followed the policies of the ...

The intervention comes after prime minister Sir Keir Starmer told reporters during a recent visit to Ukraine that he would be “ruthless” in cutting benefits if needed to balance government spending. A ...

Reform UK won 14 percent at the July 4 general election ... those arriving on boats back to France and restrict access to ...

The UK is spending more on “financially unsustainable" sickness benefits than defence, with urgent reform needed, a report ...