Treasury minister Darren Jones has apologised after he used the example of pocket money when talking about benefits cuts for disabled people. Jones, who is deputy to Rachel Reeves, was defending ...

Darren Jones has apologised for comparing the government’s welfare cuts to cutting his children’s pocket money.

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A cabinet minister compared Labour’s disability cuts to cutting his own children’s pocket money – and was met with a swift backlash. The government has decided to cut down on the number of ...

I haven’t seen much acceptance yet, though I think it’s more than a little intriguing that the Heritage Foundation’s trade ...

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"Now, that's not the right analogy, but there are lots of ... skills or work. "Take, for example, if I said to my kids: 'I'm going to cut your pocket money by £10 per week, but you have to ...

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On their new album, two of the most celebrated composers and players in the jazz world pay homage to the pursuit of purpose ...