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Treasury will not commit to reducing welfare bill before next election
The Treasury is disputing that Chancellor John Healey suggested to the BBC that the benefits bill will be cut before the next general election.
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The Treasury disputes claims that Chancellor John Healey told the BBC the benefits bill would be cut before the next general election. On Radio 4’s Today programme, Healey said there will be a reduction in the benefits bill and that it would be done “in a Labour way.”
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