Reform plan affects vulnerable with £50bn cuts

Reform UK announced plans to cut £50 billion from welfare spending, including £20 billion from disability benefits and £21 billion by restricting benefits for foreign nationals, including EU settled status holders. The proposals aim to reduce overall welfare costs by a quarter and shift support for less severe conditions to local authorities. Critics argue that the cuts would harm disabled people and violate Brexit agreements, while supporters claim they would save taxpayers money.

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