Since 2012
Several elements had already been announced, including lifting the two-child benefit cap and increasing free school meals
Keir Starmer has hailed his government’s plan to tackle child poverty as a “moral mission”, with a promise to lift half a million children out of hardship.
It is the first such document in more than a decade and was described by the Resolution Foundation thinktank as a “sea change” in the government’s approach to children in poverty.
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