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Universal Credit debate live updates: Controversial benefits scheme faces cross-party scrutiny Universal Credit debate - live updates: Helpline's 55p-a-minute call charges to be scrapped, government announces
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Welcome to The Independent’s liveblog, which will follow all the latest developments from the debate on the Universal Credit rollout and Prime Minister’s Questions.Welcome to The Independent’s liveblog, which will follow all the latest developments from the debate on the Universal Credit rollout and Prime Minister’s Questions.
Concern over the Government’s flagship welfare reforms will dominate the agenda today as Tory rebels and Labour heap pressure on Theresa May to change course.Concern over the Government’s flagship welfare reforms will dominate the agenda today as Tory rebels and Labour heap pressure on Theresa May to change course.
Work and Pensions Secretary David Gauke will face a grilling from MPs this morning on the benefits overhaul, which will eventually merge six existing benefits into one single monthly payment for all claimants in Britain.Work and Pensions Secretary David Gauke will face a grilling from MPs this morning on the benefits overhaul, which will eventually merge six existing benefits into one single monthly payment for all claimants in Britain.
Labour hopes to capitalise on concern among Tory backbenchers in an opposition day debate this afternoon that demands the rollout be paused to fix problems with the system.Labour hopes to capitalise on concern among Tory backbenchers in an opposition day debate this afternoon that demands the rollout be paused to fix problems with the system.
Ms May will also face Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister’s Questions amid growing concerns Brexit negotiations have stalled ahead of a crucial European summit.Ms May will also face Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister’s Questions amid growing concerns Brexit negotiations have stalled ahead of a crucial European summit.