Further benefit cuts not ruled out - as minister warns 'we are spending more on cost of failure' - 7 Seen

Muath Alsowadi18 March 2025

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The work and pensions secretary has not ruled out making further cuts to the welfare budget despite already unveiling reforms designed to save £5bn.

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