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You can give the amount that you would spend in a coffee shop and that actually makes such a big difference.

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by Macmillan Cancer Support. After winning a crucial vote in the House of Commons this week, the government is going ahead with its cut to the winter fuel allowance.

The Labour Party's own previous analysis claimed that this

policy could cause 3,850 deaths.

Inevitably, there's still huge disquiet and dismay in the Labour Party.

We don't have to be here.

I was not elected to impoverish my constituents

and put them in this hardship.

And the message from Kistama and Rachel Reeves

remains the same.

Things are going to get worse before they get better.

But how's the public going to react to that?

And what does it mean for the Labour politicians who want a more hopeful plan for the country?

I'm John Harris and you're listening to

politics week in the UK for the Guardian. On Tuesday the House of Commons

voted on the government's plan to withdraw the 2 to 300 pound

winter fuel allowance from 10 million pensioners. 52 Labour MPs abstained, only one actually

rebelled. This cut so far anyway is the most controversial

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