An emphasis on boosting the national minimum wage while cutting back on benefits has left low-income families worse off after their basic living costs are taken into account.
"People liked the things in our manifesto but they just didn’t believe we could deliver it".... "we need to change that".
Of the £4 billion of additional government costs, £1.9 billion went on staffing.
He told an audience that he wanted to “make a change” and for everyone in society to “have a chance”.
Sajid Javid used a personal statement in the Commons to explain why he felt he had to resign from the Government.
Johnson was repeatedly heckled by Labour MPs over his no-show in flood-hit communities, with shouts of “there he is” heard when he stood up at the despatch box.
Downing Street said it was important not to distract from efforts to help those hit by flooding.
Frontrunner Sir Keir said he would offer senior roles to both of his opponents if he won.
The Labour leader also reflected on the general election loss, saying "Brexit was a chasm too great for us to cross".