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  1. Alan Milburn's review has raised concerns regarding youth unemployment, while Angela Rayner is pressing the government to uphold its minimum wage pledge.

The Department for Work and Pensions is defending its cuts and the welfare bill, informed by the findings of Alan Milburn's review.

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The Department for Work and Pensions is defending its cuts and the welfare bill, informed by the findings of Alan Milburn's review.

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Department for Work and PensionsAlan MilburnShabana Mahmood

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  1. DWP cuts require better health and education support. The recommendations address the ongoing NEET crisis.Sub-event
  2. DWP cuts are being defended and informed by the findings of Alan Milburn's review.1 source

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