After reports that he is struggling to secure agreement from
cabinet ministers to any cuts in next month's Spending Review, George Osborne
has taken the unusual step of touring the studios to reveal the progress he's made
so far. The Telegraph reports that Iain
Duncan Smith has offered to cut welfare by another £3bn in order to protect
spending on defence and the police, but Osborne made it clear that with the Lib
Dems opposed to any further welfare cuts, this was not an option. "We've
already accepted big reductions in welfare, including big reductions for this
year, now we've got to look for savings in Whitehall , in government, in
bureaucracy," he said. Read more on
the New Statesman website.
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