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  This morning we see the big divisions within the cobbled together govt on the moves to restrict benefit payments.
  
  Ian Duncan Smith I believe is doing a good P.R. on the issue although it's still unclear if those that realy need protecting will be.
  
  We then have cleggs acceptance of the govts strong line, this being against the lib dem peers who are clear they will vote against the govt plans.
  
  This is all supposed to come in April 2013, goiung back and forward from the lords will take some time, and hopefully this will not all be rushed through.
  
  Cleggy justified the govts views this morning which will further upset many in his party, but he is so far removed from his own party he's on borrowed time so it's to be expected, although you would have thought he would have been fighting back by now(or has he already given up the fight?)
  
  Labour will also not be opposing the changes so it's likely these changes will go through, not because everyone agrees as there are lots of concerns, but because all 3 parties want to see fair changes, but are these proposals fair to all?

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