LABOUR’S reliance on Alan Milburn’s review into youth unemployment, due this week, is another indication that Andy Burnham’s government is stuck in the past.It promises not to impose “crude cuts” to social security, though Milburn’s advance briefings have focused on such cuts to two forms of sickness benefit (the health element of Universal Credit and the Personal Independence Payment).

LABOUR’S reliance on Alan Milburn’s review into youth unemployment, due this week, is another indication that Andy Burnham’s government is stuck in the past.

It promises not to impose “crude cuts” to social security, though Milburn’s advance briefings have focused on such cuts to two forms of sickness benefit (the health element of Universal Credit and the Personal Independence Payment).

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