Labour backbenchers forced the government into a U-turn on its flagship welfare reform policy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Labour’s setback in the local elections in England in May — when it lost hundreds of seats to Reform — has emboldened ...

Labour wanted to set a higher bar for eligibility to reduce the amount being paid out. Under the new system, claimants would ...

One major complaint from Labour MPs was that the health element of universal credit was due to be frozen in cash terms over ...

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

I think the government have got to stop pretending they know everything and start listening, because they might learn ...

Some Labour MPs believe the severity of the rebellion would have been avoided if their concerns were taken seriously months ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer sharply scaled back planned welfare cuts on Friday to quell a rebellion by lawmakers in ...

A growing rebellion within the Labour Party threatens to derail the government’s proposed welfare cuts, as over 130 ...

Labour Party 'agrees welfare needs reform' as rebellion grows over policy. Douglas Alexander, the trade policy minister, joined Wilfred Frost on Sky News Breakfast to discuss a brewing rebellion ...

More than a quarter of Scottish Labour MPs have joined a rebellion against UK government's controversial welfare reforms. Ten ...

The rally in sterling suggests investors were disregarding the mounting rebellion in the ruling U.K. Labour Party over planned welfare reforms.