mandotim, yes I don't think the announced cuts have went far enough. I see far too many young couples struggling paying for mortgages, child care, council tax and daily living while other couples or single mothers cream thousands off the tax payer each year and enjoy a better lifestyle and can roll about their beds to lunchtime. They are parasites, nothing more nothing less. It's wrong when someone of few morals is rewarded in life by a generous government handout.

We need to cut housing and child benefits and call all of the so-called disabled in for a health check to see if there is some kind of work they do. The guy who tiled my bathroom last year told me he was on D.L.A. and drove a mobility car (after he carried out the work of course) Needless to say I reported him.

Take for example a story that appeared recently in the Daily Mail. A single mother of four on £37,000 a year in benefits claims she will need a £60,000 job to make it worth her while to work.

She gets £3,077.20 a month in income support, child benefit, housing benefit and incapacity benefit. She claimed she had some mysterious illness yet goes out drinking three nights a week. She admitted she had four children with three different dads and lives in a new four-bedroom house at our expense. The new rules to be brought in by the Coalition Government will limit any single family's welfare payments to £500 a week, that's simply a joke. If you want kids, pay for them, if you want to booze, smoke and scratch yourself in bed to midday, do so, but don't expect us to pay you for it.