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Analysis Reveals Majority of Labour MPs Represent Constituencies with High Disability Benefit Claimants

An analysis shows that over half of Labour MPs in England and Wales represent constituencies with more disability benefit claimants than their electoral majorities. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to addressing welfare costs but has ruled out significant cuts to benefits. The number of PIP claimants has reached a record high of 4.09 million, with projected spending on the benefit expected to rise significantly in the coming years.

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An analysis shows that over half of Labour MPs in England and Wales represent constituencies with more disability benefit claimants than their electoral majorities. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has committed to addressing welfare costs but has ruled out significant cuts to benefits. The number of PIP claimants has reached a record high of 4.09 million, with projected spending on the benefit expected to rise significantly in the coming years.

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No wonder Labour won't cut benefits! More than half of Burnham's MPs represent seats where claimant count is higher than their Commons majority

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Analysis Reveals Majority of Labour MPs Represent Constituencies with High Disability Benefit Claimants