内容摘要：He argued that, if passed, the bill would add trillions of dollars to the national deficit and "undermine" the work he did as the head of Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, and its efforts to cut government spending.

He argued that, if passed, the bill would add trillions of dollars to the national deficit and "undermine" the work he did as the head of Doge, the Department of Government Efficiency, and its efforts to cut government spending.

In the Commons Rebecca Long Bailey, Labour MP for Salford, also asked for reassurances minsters "are doing all they can to outline plans to lift the two-child cap on universal credit as soon as possible" to bring children out of poverty.In response Bell said "all levers to reduce child poverty are on the table".

The minister added: "She's absolutely right to raise this issue, it is one of the core purposes of this government."We cannot carry on with a situation where large families, huge percentages of them, are in poverty."The Conservatives have called for the government to apologise to pensioners who lost out on winter fuel payments last year.

Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen Whately described the U-turn as "the most humiliating climbdown a government has ever faced in its first year in office".She told the Commons "this rushed reversal raises as many questions as it answers", arguing the move was "totally unfunded" and could lead to tax rises.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey said: "Finally the chancellor has listened to the Liberal Democrats and the tireless campaigners in realising how disastrous this policy was, but the misery it has caused cannot be overstated.

"Countless pensioners were forced to choose between heating and eating all whilst the government buried its head in the sand for months on end, ignoring those who were really suffering.""A snake laughs, and asks: 'Why bro? You will never put the fire out.' The bird replies: 'Yes, I know.' 'Then why do you do it again and again?', the snake asks once again. 'I'm just doing my part,' the bird replies for the last time.

"The bird knows it won't stop the fire, but it refused to do nothing."In a world that often tells us we are too small to make a difference, that story reminds me the power of one is not about the scale, it's about choice, about showing up, about refusing to be silent or still when it matters most."

Others within football have previously spoken out about the Israel-Gaza war.In October 2023, Liverpool and Egypt forward