© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham attends Britain’s Labour Party annual conference, in Brighton, Britain, September 27, 2021. REUTERS/Hannah McKay
LONDON (Reuters) – The mayor of the British city of Manchester said he had heard that finance minister Rishi Sunak was about to announce a U-turn on his decision to scale back welfare payments after a coronavirus emergency top-up.
“I’m hearing that they are about to U-turn on universal credit. We’re hearing that there’s going to be a change particularly for those on universal credit in work,” Andy Burnham told BBC radio.
Sunak is due to announce a budget statement at 1130 GMT on Wednesday.
Mayor says UK’s Sunak will do a U-turn on welfare
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