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- Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) researchers urge Reeves to consider welfare cuts to cover £22 billion.
- The IFS suggests options like scrapping the pensions triple lock and reducing health benefits.
- Reeves acknowledges welfare reform but faces backlash from Labour MPs after previous cuts.
- Critics warn Motability cuts could raise costs for disabled people and limit mobility.
- The government aims to reassure investors while navigating economic challenges and rising borrowing costs.
