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Rachael Maskell blamed the chancellor for the scale of rebellion, saying the Treasury had chosen to ‘find savings on the backs of disabled people’

Pat McFadden said that ministers ‘will keep to the tax promises’ in their election manifesto.

PM suffers largest rebellion of his premiership despite a climbdown in which he abandoned a key pillar of the reforms

In total, 44 Labour MPs voted for an amendment to scrap the controversial legislation

Tumultuous 24 hours capped by last-minute climbdown on cuts to Pips could define rest of Starmer’s time as PM

Plans to restrict eligibility for the personal independence payment have been dropped until after a review of the benefit.

A mauling by MPs the day before took its toll on the work and pensions secretary amid yet more concessions to placate Labour rebels

COMMONS SKETCH: The work and pensions secretary was made to defend her beleaguered benefits bill without either the prime minister or chancellor – which made for a poor show indeed, says Donald Macintyre

Ahead of the parliamentary showdown, Sir Keir Starmer said the Government could look back with a ‘real sense of pride’ at its first year in office.

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Sir Keir Starmer’s concessions will likely be enough to win the vote, but the prime minister still faces a major rebellion on Tuesday