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Voters Oppose Cuts to Disability Benefits, Survey Indicates
A survey indicates that a majority of British voters, including a significant portion of Conservative and Reform party supporters, do not favor cuts to disability benefits. The findings suggest that proposals to reduce spending on personal independence payments could carry political risks. The survey's results imply a lack of public appetite for such austerity measures, with nearly half of respondents indicating that spending on these benefits should be increased.
How outlets across the spectrum covered it
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- Left (1): The Guardian
- Centre (1): Financial Times