The UK Prime Minister is determined to proceed with controversial welfare cuts, despite increasing resistance from within his own party. Labour leader Keir Starmer remains firm on overhauling disability welfare, though he is under pressure from more than 100 MPs threatening to halt the reforms. Sadiq Khan and other prominent figures join the ranks of Labour MPs rebelling against the cuts, which are projected to adversely affect around 800,000 disabled individuals. Critics of the proposed changes argue they will cause significant harm to those in need of support. Amidst this turmoil, the government insists that welfare reforms are necessary to avoid financial collapse. With key members of the cabinet consisting of both supporters and opponents of the cuts, Starmer is facing a critical test of his leadership as he navigates the growing discord within his ranks.