Sir Keir Starmer has scaled back key welfare changes after a Labour backbench revolt, but some MPs and charities say the concessions do not go ...

Current Pip claimants will not lose their DWP benefits after the Government made concessions to Labour rebels on controversial welfare reforms.

The cost of government borrowing has stayed flat on Friday morning despite the Starmer administration's costly benefits ...

The UK government backed down on Friday on controversial plans to slash disability and sickness benefits after a a major ...

Local democracy reporter Robert Boddy looks into the revolt by more than 100 Labour MPs unhappy with the government's planned cuts to welfare.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer scales back welfare cuts to appease Labour Party rebellion, facing criticism and praise.

The U-turn, including protecting personal independence payments (Pip) for existing claimants, comes after 126 MPs threatened ...

In a dramatic £1.5bn U-turn, Sir Keir Starmer has caved to pressure from Labour backbenchers and announced major concessions ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government backed down on Friday on controversial plans to slash disability and ...

Some 126 party backbenchers had signed an amendment that would halt the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment ...

People who currently receive Personal Independence Payments (Pip), or the health element of Universal Credit, will continue ...