LONDON (Reuters) -Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made concessions to dissenting lawmakers from his Labour Party on planned welfare cuts, two lawmakers said on Thursday, as the British leader tries to avoid a damaging parliamentary rebellion at a vote next week.

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Sir Keir Starmer has reportedly caved in to his backbench rebels and performed a humiliating climbdown ahead of next week's crunch vote on welfare reforms. Despite pledging there would be no more concessions,