Jeremy Kyle unpacks Labour’s two-child cap reversal, with Conservatives warning working families will shoulder higher taxes and household bills.

Ministers say scrapping the cap could lift 450,000 children from poverty, but critics call it a costly welfare giveaway. Meanwhile, resident doctors’ Easter strikes sparked fury after online boasts about ten days off and cancelled elective care. The Health Secretary, Wes Streeting accused the BMA of hypocrisy and causing misery, as separate union staff also walked out over pay.

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This morning on Talk Breakfast with Mark Dolan, polling showed Conservatives, Reform and Greens tied on 21 points, plunging Westminster into electoral uncertainty. The unprecedented deadlock boosts Kemi Badenoch, dents Nigel Farage's momentum, and revives pressure for a united Right before elections. Meanwhile, doctors treating small-boat migrants are being offered double average GP pay under a £60 million government contract.

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On Talk Breakfast with Mark Dolan, he covered the biggest stories of the day, including a new poll suggesting Kemi Badenoch is the most popular party leader, Suella Braverman criticising the National Education Union over alleged bias against Reform UK, and reports that Labour could release 12,000 shoplifting offenders.

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