Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has triggered a row after saying her party wants to explore greater means-testing of government support. Speaking on LBC Radio, she said the UK had a poor record in prioritising assistance to those who need it the most.

The Tory leader insisted that ‘means-testing is something which we don’t do properly’ after being pressed on her plans for the pensions triple lock

Kemi Badenoch has denied the Conservatives would consider means testing the pensions triple lock, as she accused her opponents of trying to "scare people".

Pensions provider Aegon said the triple lock harms “intergenerational fairness” and was “not sustainable” as it would mean pensioners getting higher increases than average wage growth over time, while suggesting “smoothing” the formula to uprate the benefit may be an option to improve it.

The state pension triple lock is "not sustainable" in its current form and lacks intergenerational fairness, a leading retirement analyst has warned. Steven Cameron, the director of Pensions at Aegon,

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Kemi Badenoch has said she will not means test the pension triple lock and branded reports suggesting she would consider the change as “fake news...

Kemi Badenoch has said the Conservatives could look at means testing the state pension triple-lock, in what would be a major policy shift. The Tory Party leader was asked during a phone-in on LBC Radio whether she would “look at” the triple-lock on the state pension,

Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch have been warned they will never be forgiven by pensioners if they tamper with Triple Lock. Campaign groups have demanded the pledge be honoured in full amid fears it could come under threat.