PM expected to defend his government after Iain Duncan Smith’s parting shot,as Labour calls for chancellor to resign David Cameron is to face his MPs for the first time since Iain Duncan Smith’s resignation on Friday over welfare cuts, as George Osborne came under fire for having “disappeared” since his budget started unravelling.
The prime minister will address inflamed Conservative backbenchers in the House of Commons on Monday afternoon when he gives a statement on the EU summit. He is expected to mount a defence of his government and one nation Tory credentials after excoriating criticism from Duncan Smith, and who said at the weekend that the unfair balance of welfare cuts risks dividing the nation.
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Source: theguardian.com