Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister, is facing significant backlash for his plans to cut winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners, a move he claims is necessary to 'fix the foundations' of the economy. Despite mounting pressure and criticism from within his own party, Starmer has refused to reconsider the decision, emphasizing the need for 'tough choices' during challenging times. The controversy has sparked accusations of Starmer 'running scared' for avoiding a debate in the Commons on the issue. This stance has led to a growing revolt among Labour members, concerned about the impact on older people with low incomes. As Parliament reconvenes, Starmer and his Chancellor remain steadfast, ready to defend their government's programme amidst the ongoing cronyism row and the heated debate over the winter fuel allowance.
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