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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
Politics
Caitlin Doherty

FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Discussing possible punishments for welfare rebels not constructive minister - The Untold Story

Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall leaves Downing Street, London, after a Cabinet meeting, ahead of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivering her spending review to the House of Commons. Picture date: Wednesday June 11, 2025. - (PA Wire)

It is not “constructive” to discuss any punishments that could await for Labour MPs who rebel over welfare reforms, a minister has said, as the Government looks to shore up support.

Ministers are set to lay out the concessions they will make on Monday, in the hope that the climbdown will be enough to secure backbench votes this week.

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