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Labour splits over scrapping state pension triple lock
Party divisions emerge as government considers ending the guaranteed pension increase mechanism.
What to know
- Labour is considering ending the state pension triple lock, which guarantees pensioners' income rises by the highest of: inflation, earnings growth, or 2.5% annually.
- The proposal has triggered internal party divisions, suggesting disagreement among Labour leadership.
- No details yet on what would replace the triple lock or how it would affect state pensioner income.
Labour Party UK governing party
How it unfolded 3 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump articlesposts
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Party divisions emerge on pensions policy
Internal Labour splits surface over the proposal to scrap the triple lock, indicating disagreement within the party leadership.
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first by The Times, 10h ago
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Ditching triple lock becomes more likely
Analysis suggests Labour's abandonment of the pension triple lock policy has become more probable.
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Labour considers scrapping pension triple lock
Labour government explores ending the state pension triple lock mechanism that guarantees pensioner income increases, raising the possibility of policy change.
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1 outlet first by The Independent, 1d ago · read ↗
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