David Cameron announces new 'family test' for government policy

Prime Minister David Cameron announced a new 'family test' for all domestic policies, aiming to prioritize family impact in decision-making. Public reactions were mixed, with some appreciating the support while others criticized past policies like child benefit cuts and the bedroom tax. Critics argue that family-friendly policies should have been implemented earlier. The government plans to focus on breaking cycles of deprivation and supporting troubled families, especially as elections approach.

What commitment did Prime Minister David Cameron make regarding family policies?

How do families feel about the government's announcement after five years of austerity?

What challenges do families face according to the text?

What is the significance of early intervention for troubled families?

What measures are being proposed to support families as the election approaches?