The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary has assured that the Conservatives would slash £12billion from the welfare bill if the party wins the next general election.

Speaking to GB News, Helen Whately was grilled on the "ballooning bill" the Tories left to the Labour Government, following Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's U-turn on welfare reforms.

The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary has assured that the Conservatives would slash £12billion from the welfare bill if the party wins the next general election.Speaking to GB News, Helen Whately was grilled on the "ballooning bill" the Tories left to the Labour Government, following Prime Ministe...{ai:summary}<p>The Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Helen Whately, stated that the Conservatives plan to reduce the welfare bill by £12 billion if they win the next general election. This comes amid scrutiny over the welfare costs left for the Labour Government following Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's shift on welfare reforms. </p><p>#politics</p>

Tories can cut the welfare bill by "£12billion", Helen Whately tells GB News

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