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Liz Kendall, the work and pensions secretary, was forced to seek further cuts after the Office for Budget Responsibility rejected her welfare savings estimate
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Rachel Reeves will announce further welfare cuts after the Office for Budget Responsibility told ministers their benefit reforms will save £1.6billion less than planned The OBR rejected ministers' £5billion welfare savings estimate, putting it at £3.4billion Reeves will announce that Universal Credit incapacity benefits for new claimants, which were halved in Kendall's original package, will now be frozen until 2030 as well rather than rising in line with inflationThere will also be a small reduction in the basic rate of UC in 2029The moves will raise an extra £500milloon Govt source says that the new cuts are in keeping with green paper
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