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From: Denc 🗡
Fcuk pensioners who have contributed….

We need the money to upgrade jihadi hotels

Burnham to signal end of triple lock
Prime Minister to use Labour conference speech to suggest policy should be reviewed in next manifesto


Andy Burnham will signal the end of the pensions triple lock in his speech at the Labour Party conference, The Telegraph understands.

The Prime Minister will tell Labour that the triple lock does not work in its current form and suggest that it should be reviewed in the party’s next manifesto.

His comments on Tuesday will mark a major departure from Sir Keir Starmer’s 2024 manifesto, which committed to keeping the policy.

The triple lock, which requires the state pension to rise in line with inflation, wages or 2.5 per cent every year, has been in place since 2010.

Mr Burnham is under pressure to scrap the policy to fund his social care plans, which would create a multi-billion-pound, NHS-style system that would be free at the point of use, after the next election.

Senior government sources told The Telegraph the Prime Minister would signal his willingness to review the policy, but would stop short of a pledge to scrap it altogether.

Mr Burnham’s conference speech – his first as Labour Party leader – will set out his agenda before John Healey’s Budget on Oct 28.

NHS-style social care system
His offer to Labour members is expected to refer to a new “National Care Service”. Mr Burnham said on Sunday he would fight the next election on the pledge to introduce the NHS-style social care system.

He told the BBC: “It will be a system of that kind, so everyone contributes, everyone’s covered. But not precisely, necessarily, in the same way that we currently pay for the NHS.”

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