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Shadow cabinet members still want to limit benefits

JEREMY CORBYN faced dissent from within the shadow cabinet yesterday over Labour’s position on the Tory benefit cap.

Shadow ministers have challenged Mr Corbyn’s announcement that the party will oppose the £26,000-a-year limit on benefits for any family.

In his speech at the TUC Congress on Tuesday, the new party leader said Labour would table amendments to the Welfare Reform Bill which will “remove the whole idea of the benefit cap.”

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