This cartoon absolutely nails it.

Shame on Starmer, shame on every MP who voted for this bill. Yes, it was diluted by some random concessions, but it still is the most shameful thing the current Labour government has done.

And: respect to those Labour MPs who spoke up against this depravity.

But Labour is dead.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/picture/2025/jul/01/ella-baron-labour-welfare-reform-bill-cartoon

#EllaBaron #WelfareBill #DisabilityCuts #Starmer #Labout #UKpol

Ella Baron on Labour pushing through its welfare reform bill – cartoon

The government avoided the embarrassment of a defeat in the Commons but more than 40 Labour MPs still voted against the cut in disability benefits

The Guardian
A Labour Government which would rather attack the disabled than tax the rich. They don't seem to care about all the distress they have caused to people from whom life has taken so much. Is the end for the Labour Party which has lost sight of its purpose and who it stands for?
Please excuse my language but am fucking furious.
#Welfare
#DisabilityCuts
#Labour
#Ukpolitics

‘The Extermination of Disabled People at Work’ (my words) or phase two, which is supposed to come in to force from September/October 2025 and includes the removal of all job aide enabling and replacement support – both technological and human – meaning Access Workers will no longer exist!

Let me repeat that. There will be no more vital, friendly and inclusive Access Workers.’

#AccessToWork
#Disabled
#DisabilityCuts

The Labour Prime Minister has come up with a grand plan to try and win over rebel MPs threatening to derail his attack on the disabled. His solution? A plan that people already on disability benefits will get a better deal than anyone who becomes disabled and needs support in the future. There is no mention about what happens when those receiving PIP get re-assessed. If Labour rebels fall for this, it is another nail in Labour's coffin. Is there any point in the Labour Party?
#DisabilityCuts
We are all far far closer to being disabled and in poverty than we are to being billionaires. Think on this when very wealthy politicians support the wishes of billionaires when attacking those in poverty and the disabled rather than those who live their lives in luxury. Especially think about these things before you cast your vote.
#Socialism
#DisabilityCuts
#Ukpolitics
Here are 3 words which are causing real fear. NOT DISABLED ENOUGH.
Prime Minister Starmer, the Labour Government and all the Labour MPs who support cuts for the disabled need to give themselves a good shake.
#DisabilityCuts

"This is Labour's poll tax. Its tuition fees. Its Partygate. Just as the Iraq war was for Tony Blair, disability cuts is the moral stain that will mark Starmer's government and the Labour party for years to come."

The excellent Frances Ryan on the planned cuts in disability benefits. She is, as always, right.

Every word in her piece is right. Shame on Starmer. Shame on every MP who votes for this bill.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jun/26/labour-party-disabled-people-mps-disability-cuts

#FrancesRyan #Starmer #Labour #DisabilityCuts #WelfareBill

The Labour welfare rebels are right. This hounding of disabled people will damage the party for years to come

Opposition is mounting and No 10 is preparing a raft of concessions. But whatever happens next, the moral stain will remain, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian

‘This is #Labour’s poll tax. Its tuition fees. Its Partygate. Just as the Iraq war was for Tony Blair, #DisabilityCuts is the moral stain that will mark #Starmer’s government and the party for years to come.

Severely disabled and ill people are going to be starved, isolated and degraded as a result of this policy. No Labour MP who backs it should be forgiven.’

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jun/26/labour-party-disabled-people-mps-disability-cuts

The Labour welfare rebels are right. This hounding of disabled people will damage the party for years to come

Opposition is mounting and No 10 is preparing a raft of concessions. But whatever happens next, the moral stain will remain, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The Guardian
Ministers are clueless on impact of PIP cuts on disability poverty, DWP admits

Ministers have no idea how much impact their cuts to disabled people’s benefits will have on levels of disability poverty, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has admitted. DWP published fig…

Disability News Service

Hmmm….I predict a handbrake style u-turn of the kind Johnson used to favour.

#Starmer, who is advising you? Because this is flat footed, nasty politics…the likes of which we’ve not seen since erm…#Sunak.

#WelfareReform
#DisabilityCuts

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/jun/24/keir-starmer-says-government-will-stand-firm-on-disability-welfare-overhaul

Starmer stands firm on welfare bill as number of Labour rebels passes 120

Party big-hitters including Sadiq Khan urge PM to pause legislation as ministers and whips fail to contain rebellion

The Guardian