UK to Reduce Welfare Spending Before Election
British finance minister John Healey announced plans to lower welfare benefit spending before the next election. The move aims to tackle long-term public finance challenges and youth unemployment.

United Kingdom will reduce its welfare spending below 11% of economic output before the next general election. Finance minister John Healey announced the target following his maiden fiscal statement on Wednesday. The move addresses long-term fiscal pressures tied to pensioners and working-age health benefits.











