TUC 2015: Time to take on poverty deniers
JEREMY CORBYN dropped Labour’s controversial support for the Tory benefit cap yesterday, saying it caused “social cleansing.”
Mr Corbyn, elected Labour leader on Saturday, won two standing ovations at TUC Congress as he tore into Tory “poverty-deniers.”
And in his first major policy change, he announced it was now Labour’s official position to oppose the benefit cap and Welfare Reform.
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