The £26,000-a-year total household benefits cap has now been
rolled out across the whole of Britain. The DWP has announced the controversial
measure, designed to ensure nobody can claim more in benefits than the average
family earns, is now fully in place. The measure is estimated by the DWP to
affect the incomes of around 40,000 households. Read more on Inside Housing.
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