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Stephen Timms

British politician (born 1955)
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    Burnham promises welfare bill cut 'as soon as we possibly can' but no pre-election deadline

    Prime Minister Andy Burnham said on Thursday, 29 October, that the government is working flat out to reduce the welfare bill, but he could not guarantee a cut before the next general election. The Treasury disputed that Chancellor John Healey had set a pre-election timeline, and welfare spending is forecast to rise from £353bn in 2026 to £431bn in 2031/32.

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