Keir Starmer: Labour Will Look Again at Cutting Mental Health Benefits
Starmer highlights concerns over 1 million young UK benefit claimants with mental illness amid rising government spending and calls for more investment in support services.
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Starmer's latest DWP plan is to target people with mental health issues
Labour’s latest Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) scheme to force disabled people who can’t work back into employment is in full swing and the prime minister is piling on in the demonisation of disabled people. This morning, Wednesday 1 October, prime minister Keir Starmer told Radio 4’s Nick Robinson that “there is a moral case for changing” who is eligible for sickness benefits. He said: I’m not saying you shouldn’t have benefits for ment…
Starmer suggests rethink on benefits for people with mental health illnesses
The Prime Minister said he was concerned that people on benefits in their 20s could end up in a life of welfare dependence. Sir Keir Starmer has questioned whether the Government spends too much on benefits for people with mental health illnesses, rather than funding more wider support for the conditions. The Prime Minister said he was concerned that people on benefits in their 20s could end up in a life of welfare dependence. Speaking on BBC Ra…
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