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The welfare reforms the Prime Minister is bringing in will not cut the welfare bill.
The claim forecasts that the Prime Minister’s welfare reforms will fail to reduce the welfare bill. Predictive claims are stored but not assessed further.
Mrs Kemi BadenochConservativeCon / North West Essex·Engagements·03 Jun 2026Predictive
Reasoning & Evidence03 Jun 2026
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From speech
The Prime Minister keeps saying he is bringing in welfare reforms. None of those things is going to cut the bill. Even his own Timms review explicitly says—this is their review; this is in the terms of reference—that this is not about generating proposals for further savings. The Prime Minister had a chance to cut benefits. Last year, I remember the Government were planning to cut benefits and on the Floor of the House they U-turned. What did he do when he had a chance? He caved. He caved to all the MPs behind him who do not want benefits brought down. That is why they are sitting silently behind him. Does the Prime Minister agree with his Welfare Secretary that that was the moment he lost his authority?
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