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"Why didn't you tell the country what you were clearly planning?"
Faiza Shaheen nearly ousted Iain Duncan Smith at the 2019 election.
Liz Kendall also said she believes there is "genuinely" an issue with the Covid generation.
The Sky News presenter told the work and pensions secretary: "I'm hearing the carrot, I'm not hearing the stick."
Critics, experiencing a sense of deja vu, are pointing out how Labour promised to implement change when they got into government.
But Keir Starmer's spokesperson denied a suggestion Bridget Phillipson had spoken out of turn.
A major overhaul of the welfare system could see people with depression and anxiety stripped of their payments.
Justice secretary Alex Chalk said the government must "must do everything we can for the most disadvantaged in society".
"Oh wow I’m sure a letter to mums will suddenly make childcare affordable," one critic said.
The idea was derided as a “red meat” policy designed to shore up the former prime minister's leadership.