Britain’s poorest three-child families face an extra £938 shortfall this year as a Tory benefit cut bites on its fifth anniversary.
The two-child limit means three-child families will get just £5 extra in children’s benefits a week, the Child Poverty Action Group said.
Yet at the same time the cost of raising them is rising by £23 a week, due to soaring inflation, energy bills and tax hikes.
