The British government is proposing the largest cuts to public spending since World War Two, calling for reductions in benefits and eliminating 25 percent of public sector jobs in the next four years. Treasury chief George Osborne told parliament Wednesday it is time to "confront the bills" of the last decade and place Britain on sustainable footing. But some accuse British lawmakers of sacrificing the jobs of others for their own political gains. VOA’s Robert Raffaele has the story.