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TENS of thousands more households, the majority of which include children, have been impacted by the benefit cap, the latest official figures revealed today.
There were a total of 123,000 households across Britain who had their benefits capped as of May, figures showed.
This was up by 61 per cent — 46,000 more households — since the previous quarter.
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