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Conservative Shadow Chancellor Mel Stride criticized Sir Keir Starmer for potentially dropping the two-child benefit cap, despite Starmer's previous promises not to do so. Stride accused Labour of irresponsible spending and argued that scrapping the cap is unfair. Meanwhile, Education Secretary Bridget Philipson confirmed that the cap's abolition is being considered by the Treasury, citing its relevance to tackling child poverty and acknowledging Conservative policies' impact on social security.
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