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Healey backs away from welfare cut pledge after backlash
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Chancellor John Healey has retreated from a suggestion that the welfare bill would be cut before the next election, after his comments caused confusion in Whitehall. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the government is "working flat out" to reduce welfare costs, but critics note the budget lacked a timetable for reform.
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