Over 100 Labour lawmakers oppose sweeping welfare changes, citing harm to vulnerable citizens.
More than 100 Labour MPs in the UK Parliament are uniting against the government's proposed welfare reform plan. The changes include stricter eligibility for benefits and reductions in support for low-income families.
Critics argue that the reforms will disproportionately affect the most vulnerable citizens, especially during a time of high living costs.
The MPs are pressuring the Labour leadership to take a firmer stance, potentially leading to a heated legislative battle in the coming weeks.
Adedayo Obadina
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