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Most Tory and Reform voters oppose disability benefit cuts, survey finds

Most Tory and Reform voters oppose disability benefit cuts, survey finds

An authoritative national survey indicates minimal backing for reductions in disability benefits, including from Conservative and Reform UK voters. The British Social Attitudes report found only 7% of respondents backed cuts, with 49% wanting increases. Ministerial proposals to reduce disability benefits could be politically risky across the spectrum.

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