‘Sometimes we don`t eat`: How the planned cut to universal credit will push people over ...
(World News UK)

Sometimes money is so tight for Emma and her family that she and her husband can eat only a solitary egg between them for dinner. Feeding their young children – aged one, two and six – is their priority. The couple survive on whatever is left. “By the end of the week, when the food shopping has dwindled away, it`s the case of having a complete mismatch of dinners, and sometimes my husband and I don`t eat,” explains the 28-year-old. “There`s nothing worse than the kids being...