UK Tories propose cutting benefits for children with milder ADHD

Shadow minister Helen Whately announced a Conservative policy to restrict disability benefits for children with 'milder cases' of ADHD, arguing the current system creates a 'conveyor belt' to lifelong dependency. The proposal marks a significant shift in UK welfare policy rhetoric, targeting a growing claimant group. It is likely to ignite political debate over disability support and could influence the upcoming election campaign.

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