💨 Abstract
The British government reversed its decision to end winter heating subsidies for most retirees. This follows public outcry and internal criticism within the Labour Party. The subsidies were reinstated for 9 million retirees in England and Wales with incomes below 35,000 pounds. The reversal was driven by political backlash, with the decision linked to the Prime Minister's declining popularity and poor local election results.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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