McFadden calls welfare changes for young people a moral duty for Labour MPs
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Work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden told Labour MPs they must accept major welfare reforms to get more young people into work and renew the system created under Clement Attlee. He said decisions will follow two autumn reviews, by Alan Milburn on young people and the Timms panel on disability benefits, after Keir Starmer’s government abandoned £5bn-a-year disability cuts amid a backbench revolt, with signs payments for some 16- to 24-year-olds may be cut.
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