Kendall's cuts a step too far

LABOUR is letting down the most poor and vulnerable in our society and causing distress and worry. It appears they are only interested in "working people" and let the rest shift for themselves, often from wheelchairs to unremitting challenges in their daily lives.

- AMANDA EVANS

There were some proactive measures, but why oh why penalise the least able to bear it in our society? I can’t get my head round all the details and how many sick and disabled will be impacted.

Debbie Abrahams, Works and Pensions Committee Chair, is right – there are alternative and more compassionate ways to balance the books. This is not one of them.

Judith Daniels Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

I am all for Labour hunting down the scroungers who have never done a day's work in their life. But they seem to have forgotten who voted for them. I think its time to hit the wealthiest in our society - the tax avoiders and the crooks who swindled us out of billions during Covid.

Come on Labour, start with the people who can afford it and stop picking on the weak and vulnerable.

Peter Rochford, South Shields, Tyne and Wear