Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride has hit out at Labour's "chaotic" welfare reforms, warning that British taxpayers will "pay the price" if the crunch vote passes.

Outlining the proposed £2.5billion reforms on Monday, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said the Labour Government want a "fair society" for Britons.

Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride has hit out at Labour's "chaotic" welfare reforms, warning that British taxpayers will "pay the price" if the crunch vote passes.Outlining the proposed £2.5billion reforms on Monday, Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said the Labour Government want a "fair society"...{ai:summary}<p>Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Labour's proposed £2.5 billion welfare reforms, labeling them "chaotic" and warning that British taxpayers will bear the consequences if the vote succeeds. Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall defended the reforms, aiming for a "fair society." #politics</p>

Welfare bill will 'still be spiralling upwards' despite reforms, Mel Stride warns

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