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Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall weighing up whether to press ahead with restrictions on sickness handouts that would save 3 billion .
Rules would be tightened to require an extra 400,000 people who are signed off long-term to prepare for a return to work.
They would automatically lose some of their benefits payments and it is hoped they would eventually enter the workforce.
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