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politics · New Dispatch
“save over £50billion a year”
more than 50 billion pounds
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politics · New Dispatch
“estimated 2.89 million Britons have their welfare claims modified or withdrawn”
2.89 million
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politics · New Dispatch
“"more than double" the Coalition's welfare savings - worth £20.5billion - and the recent Tory proposed cuts totalling £23billion”
20.5 billion pounds
23 billion pounds
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politics · New Dispatch
“Some £22billion of the savings would be made in changes to the disability programme alone”
22 billion pounds
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politics · Express
“Reform claimed its plans would slash £50billion from the welfare bill, with almost three million people seeing disability and sickness payments withdrawn or modified”
50 billion
about 3 million
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politics · Express
“Mr Jenrick said 6.9 million people were receiving disability benefits”
6.9 million
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politics · Express
“since 2002, the share of working-age people claiming for mental health and behavioural conditions had tripled”
3 times
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politics · Express
“we estimate that 2.16 million will keep their present cash entitlement in full, while 2.89 million will see theirs modified or withdrawn”
2.16 million
2.89 million
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politics · Express
“with £22billion of the savings coming from changes to disability benefits alone”
22 billion
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politics · Express
“The 'welfare to work' policy will see people forced to do 20 hours of work a week in the community if they are fit to.”
20 hours
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politics · Express
“Reform's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick unveiled the proposal yesterday as part of a welfare overhaul aimed at saving £50 billion a year from the ballooning benefits bill.”
50 billion pounds
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politics · News Briefing
“Jenrick highlighted that one in six Universal Credit claimants is not a British or Irish citizen.”
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finance · BBC
“under their plans they could save more than £50bn.”
more than 50 £
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finance · BBC
“save £22bn in reforms to the disability programme alone”
22 £
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finance · BBC
“2.16 million will keep their cash entitlement in full, while 2.89 million will see it modified or withdrawn.”
2.16 million
2.89 million
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finance · BBC
“more than 1,000 of its staff worked abroad last year.”
more than 1000
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crime · New Dispatch
“He should deport the 10,000 foreign criminals in prison and keep these killers inside," Mr Jenrick added.”
10000
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politics · New Dispatch
“He should rule out the ten taxes - £3,450 for every family - he's previously supported but has no mandate for.”
3450 GBP
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politics · BBC
“He should rule out the ten taxes - £3,450 for every family - he's previously supported but has no mandate for,”
3450 £
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politics · Express
“Our membership of the ECHR is costing the country a fortune.”
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politics · New Dispatch
“He's saying it's going to take him 10 years to turn this country around.”
10 years