Londoners back benefits caps
A poll by Opinion Matters has found that nearly in nine out of 10 Londoners support the Government's benefit cap. The poll, which also finds majority support for limiting child benefit for larger families and widespread concern about fraud, shows that 50% of residents in the capital think that the existing cap, which equates to £500 a week, is justified. Another 37% believe the figure is too high with a fifth calling for a £20,000-a-year limit on welfare payments.
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