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News Britain is 'over-diagnosing' disabilities for benefits payments, Streeting claims

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Georgia Pearce

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Today at 1:48 PM

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has warned that the current growth in disability payments is "not sustainable" with 1,000 people signing on to Personal Independence Payments (PIP) every day.

Speaking on GB News' Camilla Tominey Show, Streeting said the welfare system needs reform to bring down costs.

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