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Universal Credit: Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey 'entirely happy' with scrapping of £20 per week uplift
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60% : Sir Iain added that Universal Credit had "the greatest capacity to tackle poverty" - more than any other form of government spending. 35% : Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner accused the government of delivering a "slap in the face" for key workers, as she estimated 2.5 million people would be hit by the "double whammy" of the Universal Credit cut and hike in National Insurance.
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