Speaking at a rally in the Chingford and Woodford Green constituency, Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn will today announce that the party will scrap Universal Credit.
Mr Corbyn will set out plans to replace Universal Credit - designed by the constituency's current MP, Iain Duncan Smith - with a social security system that focuses on "alleviating and ending poverty, not driving people into it".
As well as scrapping Universal Credit, Labour says it will replace the Department for Work and Pensions with a Department for Social Security, end the benefit cap and two child limit, suspend the sanctions regime, switch to split payments and fortnightly payments and end Universal Credit's "digital only" requirement, which excludes people who cannot access the internet.
He will be speaking in Chingford.
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