article_snippet: The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority confirmed that politicians' perks will be cut from May 8.
article_snippet: Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority has confirmed that certain perks for politicians will be cut from May 8 .
article_snippet: It suggested that trimming perks and pension benefits would offset the costs of the controversial pay rise.
article_snippet: The changes will go ahead even though a 10 per cent pay rise for MPs is still subject to review and David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg have signalled Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg may block it.
article_snippet: But while the expenses reductions will now come in to force automatically on May 8, the MP salary boost will be subject to a review due to be carried out in the weeks after the poll.
highlights_snippet: Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority says perks will be cut .
  
highlights_snippet: The cuts will begin on May 8, the day after the next general election .
  