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Of £86,000 is calculated, and critics say say poorer people are disproportionately affected. the prime minister claims the plans are "incredibly generous." the proposals went through but mrjohnson�*s commons majority was cut from 80 to 26. 0ur political correspondent lone wells reports. does the prime minister have enough support? l has he made a pig's ear of it? it's a question getting louder in westminster after borisjohnson faced some dissent from his own side over the government's less generous than expected social care plans. the plans are are more generous than the current system beca...
Ione wells reports. does the prime minister have enough support? l has he made a pig's ear of it? it's a question getting louder in westminster after borisjohnson faced some dissent from his own side over the government's less generous than expected social care plans. the plans are are more generous than the current system because anyone with assets under £100,000 will get some state support that is means tested, and everyone will pay a maximum of £86,000 for their care. but any council support won't count towards that cap. this means someone with a family home worth £100,000 or less and so...
But there was a substantial tory rebellion. the plans change the way the cap of £86,000 is calculated, and critics say say poorer people are disproportionately affected. the prime minister claims the plans are �*incredibly generous�*. the proposals went through but mrjohnson�*s commons majority was cut from 80 to 26. our political correspondent lone wells reports. does the prime minister have enough support? l has he made a pig's ear of it? it's a question getting louder in westminster after borisjohnson faced some dissent from his own side over the government's less generous than expec...