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Georgia Pearce

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Yesterday at 5:06 PM

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been warned that "people will die" if the Labour Government proceed with cutting disability benefits for Britons.

Reeves has insisted the Government must "get a grip" on Britain's welfare system, claiming that it is "broken" and "not working for anyone".

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