'Mummy Tax': Benefit Changes Criticised

The video discusses the impact of recent benefit cuts on families, particularly focusing on the 'Mummy tax' and welfare curbs. It highlights the disparity between tax cuts for the wealthy and financial pressures on low and middle-income families. The Archbishop of Canterbury and other bishops have criticized these cuts, emphasizing the societal duty to support vulnerable groups. The government acknowledges these concerns but cites economic challenges as the reason for tough decisions, including freezing benefits. The cuts are expected to force new mothers back to work earlier, increasing reliance on credit and food banks. The video concludes with a warning of potential further budget cuts.

How does the new Archbishop of Canterbury view the welfare cuts?

What are the implications of the proposed welfare cuts on families and children?

What changes are being made to maternity benefits and how will they affect new mothers?

What financial pressures are new mothers facing as a result of the cuts?

What is the significance of the statement that the deficit is growing?