MPs have passed the second reading of Labour's welfare reform bill. Some 335 voted for, with 260 voting against, a majority of 75.

The Government U-turned just before the bill was passed on Pip eligibility, stating it will be delayed until after Sir Stephen Timms' review.

The bill initially had severe backlash from Labour MPs, with 126 rebelling against the initial outline.

MPs have passed the second reading of Labour's welfare reform bill. Some 335 voted for, with 260 voting against, a majority of 75.The Government U-turned just before the bill was passed on Pip eligibility, stating it will be delayed until after Sir Stephen Timms' review.The bill initially had severe...{ai:summary}<p>The UK Parliament has approved the second reading of Labour's welfare reform bill, with 335 votes in favor and 260 against, resulting in a majority of 75. The Government has postponed decisions on Pip eligibility until after a review by Sir Stephen Timms, following significant opposition from Labour MPs. </p><p>#politics</p>

WATCH: MPs vote to pass benefits bill on welfare reform after second reading

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