Minister opens door to scrapping two-child benefit cap

Larger families could gain more than £20,000 if Labour scraps two-child benefit cap

Conservative critics say the two-child cap is essential to preventing families on benefits from receiving packages worth more than the minimum wage

Minister opens door to scrapping two-child benefit cap

Stephen Kinnock says discussions about policy are ‘ongoing’ after his father, the ex-Labour leader, calls for end to limit on tax credit

Stephen Kinnock: 'Conversations Ongoing' on Dad's Idea to Scrap Two-Child Benefit Cap

Care minister Stephen Kinnock refused to challenge his dad's call to scrap the two-child benefit cap this morning. Stop Kinnock on Kinnock violence... The

Labour minister skewered on BBC Breakfast as he fails to answer honest question

Care minister Stephen Kinnock was left stuttering as BBC Breakfast's Jon Kay fired questions at him

Minister challenged on dad Neil Kinnock's welfare call in awkward TV exchange

Care minister Stephen Kinnock was pressed by BBC Breakfast host Jon Kay on his dad Neil Kinnock's call for Labour to finally axe the two child benefit limit

Stephen Kinnock quizzed on his dad’s calls to ditch two-child benefit cap

Stephen Kinnock said that discussions in government around scrapping the two-child benefit cap are “ongoing”, when asked about his father Lord Kinnock’s calls to ditch the policy. In an interview with BBC Breakfast, the health minister said: “Decisions about the Budget, decisions like that have major financial implications, they are a matter for the Chancellor.”  “She will be bringing forward the Budget in October, so I’m sure you’ll agree it wo…