article_snippet: But Mr Cameron refused to say how Mr Cameron would deliver £12billion in savings from the welfare budget which Mr Cameron has claimed are needed to avoid tax rises.
article_snippet: Mr Cameron was repeatedly pressed over Tory plans to save £12 billion from the welfare budget, as part of an overall £30 billion cuts package.
article_snippet: Asked whether Mr Cameron could rule out achieving some of the savings from cuts in disability benefits, Mr Cameron told the BBC that the coalition had just introduced a new Personal Independence Payment, adding: 'We haven't created that benefit in order to undermine it.
article_snippet: Nick Clegg this morning demanded the Tories come clean over how the Tories will cut £12billion from the welfare budget .
article_snippet: Asked for details of how the Tories' £12 billion benefit cuts would be delivered, Mr Cameron told ITV1's Good Morning Britain: 'Effectively what we are saying is that we need to save £1 out of every £100 that the Government spends in the next two years.
article_snippet: For instance, we've said that we'll cut the welfare cap - the amount of money that any family can get in welfare - from £26,000 to £23,000.'
highlights_snippet: But the PM refused to say how Mr Cameron would deliver the £12bn from welfare .