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Rishi Sunak pledges to keep child benefit cap if Tories win next election

Rishi Sunak intends to uphold the two-child benefit cap if the Conservatives win the next election. This policy restricts benefits for children of parents on Universal Credit.
According to Rishi Sunak in The Sun On Sunday, the Conservative party will maintain the two-child benefit limit if they are victorious in the next election.
Mr. Sunak assured that the pledge to retain the cap, implemented in 2017, will be included in the Tory election manifesto.

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