The SNP has said Labour must learn lessons from the "damaging mess鈥� caused by robbing pensioners", following the government's U-turn today.
The party, which has no little stake in the argument as the Scottish Parliament can issue its own winter fuel payments independently, has used the afternoon to criticise Rachel Reeves anyway.
It says her U-turn was "inevitable" and the government must go further, including scrapping "punitive" welfare policies like its planned disability cuts and the Tory era two-child benefit cap.
"At the spending review on Wednesday, the Labour government must end its austerity cuts for good - and not impose even more cuts to families and public services," he added.
This morning, ministers pledged there would be no return to austerity - saying that period is "over".
And the government has repeatedly refused to rule out reversing the two-child benefit cap.
Sir Keir Starmer has also faced a lot of flak from some of his backbenchers over proposed cuts to personal independence payments (PIP), which are received by people living with a disability.