Sir Keir Starmer’s Cabinet is “united” on plans to cut £5 billion from the UK’s benefit bill, with work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall leading welfare reform efforts. Backlash from Labour backbenchers, including Diane Abbott, has sparked criticism, but Chancellor Pat McFadden insists on the necessity of getting people back to work. Concerns over potential cuts to disability benefits, specifically PIP, have prompted a rethink amid fears of increased poverty for thousands of disabled individuals.
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Poland to impose border checks in migration dispute with Germany
Poland will implement temporary border checks with Germany and Lithuania to manage asylum claims, following Germany's rejection of undocumented migrants since May, which Poland criticized as a violation of EU asylum rules. Prime Minister Tusk emphasized the need for these controls to curb irregular migration, while discussions between Tusk and German Chancellor Merz continue to address the asylum seeker issue. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Poland is going to check who comes into...
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