Burnham says welfare spending should be cut as soon as possible, but critics say the Budget lacks reform detail.
Andy Burnham has said he wants to cut the welfare bill "as soon as we possibly can," according to BBC News. The remarks follow criticism that the Budget contained little detail on welfare reform. Opponents have questioned the lack of specificity, noting that the prime minister did not outline a timetable for any reductions. The absence of a clear schedule has left the timing of potential welfare cuts uncertain.
Source: BBC News.
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