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- Reform UK proposes a 90% cut in aid and a £1 billion cap, below UN and World Bank commitments.
- Labour Party and Liberal Democrats warn the plan would damage the UK's diplomatic presence and hinder crisis responses.
- Zia Yusuf, Reform UK spokesperson, says the cuts would not affect the UK's standing in multilateral organizations.
- Debate centers on whether the UK can retain influence in multilateral bodies while prioritizing taxpayers' interests.
