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Kemi to stop school leavers going straight on the dole (opens the original)
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School leavers will be banned from going straight on to the dole under Tory plans to 'put the fair back in welfare'. Kemi Badenoch has drawn up proposals to require jobless teenagers to undergo intensive work coaching instead of signing on immediately for Universal Credit. In an interview with The Spectator magazine, Mrs Badenoch said it was time for a 'tough-love' approach towards a benefits system that was 'unfair to the people who get up and go to work'. The Tory leader also rounded on Andy B
Triple lock raid to cost OAPs £15bn: PM savaged for hitting poorest (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham launched a £15billion raid on pensioners on Tuesday as he announced the scrapping of the triple lock. In a dramatic move, the Prime Minister said the mechanism - which has protected pensioner incomes for years - will be ditched in 2030 to help fund social care reforms. It means the state pension will rise more slowly in the next decade. Government sources said the change would save the taxpayer £15billion a year by 2040 - £1,136 for every pensioner in the country. Under the triple l
Scrap fuel duty hike before diesel hits £3, ministers tell John Healey (opens the original)
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Ministers are pressing John Healey to scrap plans to hike fuel duty by up to 7p a litre, amid fears about the impact on the economy and cost of living. Senior figures have told the Daily Mail that the Government should not press ahead with the plan to phase in the huge hike from January at a time of soaring fuel prices. The RAC said yesterday that diesel prices were at an all-time high of £1.99 a litre as the Middle East war hits supplies again. Ministers fear the price could reach £3 if Donald
There's a moral case to tackle welfare bill, John Healey tells Left (opens the original)
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John Healey pleaded with Labour activists to drop their opposition to welfare reform yesterday – warning there is no money left. The new Chancellor told the party's conference that Britain could not afford another Left-wing spending spree unless economic growth recovers. And he told activists there is a 'moral case' for Labour to try and bring the runaway benefits budget under control by getting more young people into work. Ministers are nervous of welfare reform after a Labour backlash derailed
Burnham to vow public control of energy, water and housing (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham will today set out plans for greater state control of water, energy and housing, saying: 'We can't go on as we are.' In the most Left-wing speech delivered by a modern British prime minister, Mr Burnham will tell Labour's party conference it is time for the state to take 'more control of the basics'. Last night, there was mounting speculation that Mr Burnham will also signal the end of the pensions triple lock to help pay for his £18billion plan to reform social care. Chancellor Joh
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