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Institute for Fiscal Studies says 250,000 children will be hit by the two -child benefit cap next year .
That will rise to 670,000 by the end of the next parliament if policy is not reformed.
Campaigners have long called for it to be abolished on the grounds it would lift thousands of children out of poverty.
Labour has so far refused to commit to ending it, citing the country's finances.
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