By James Chapman, Daily Mail Political Editor Iain Duncan Smith last night called on Ed Miliband to ‘immediately’ say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare set by the Government. The Work and Pensions Secretary said the Labour leader’s decision to back the new long-term limit was a ‘scam’ unless he was prepared to say how he would fund the scrapping of the so-called bedroom tax. A group of 13 Labour MPs, including former frontbenchers Diane Abbott and Tom Watson, rebelled against their party’s backing for the Government’s plan. Demand: Iain Duncan Smith (left) has called on Ed Miliband (right) to 'immediately' say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare set by the Government
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Work and Pensions Secretary says Ed Miliband should 'immediately' say what cuts Labour would make to keep within a legal cap on welfare
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Calls on Labour leader to say how he would fund scrapping 'bedroom tax'
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Group of 13 Labour MPs rebel against party's backing for long-term limit
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Measure means overall welfare spending cannot rise above inflation from a fixed limit of £119.5billion until 2020
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Limit includes housing, disibility and pensioner benefits, and tax credits
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