The proposed welfare reforms are making headlines in several newspapers, with Sir Keir Starmer at the forefront. The Daily Telegraph features an op-ed from him where he discusses the “overcautious and flabby” state of the British government. Sir Keir points out that the civil service is overstretched and unfocused, leading him to prepare for a significant speech in which he will pledge a regulation shake-up.
According to the Guardian, Sir Keir Starmer’s speech is also causing controversy among MPs, with many expressing their concerns over the proposed welfare reforms. The paper suggests that this may lead to “his biggest rebellion so far” as “dozens” of MPs are urging the government to reconsider their plans.
In the i newspaper, there is talk of “benefits turmoil in No 10” as Labour MPs object to Chancellor’s plans to cut welfare. Sources indicate that the reforms are not finalized yet, with Rachel Reeves trying to avoid a repeat of previous controversies.
The Mail reports a record number of five million people now falling into the higher tax bracket. This announcement comes ahead of the Chancellor’s upcoming mini-Budget this month, creating concerns among the public. Additionally, the Mail shares a picture of new parents, Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright, in their report
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