A family's world is going up in flames, but can they create the change they're longing for?

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Hello, I'm Andrew Marr, and this is Politics with the New Statesman.

Last week marked the end of the sanctioned six-month suspension of seven Labour MPs who back in July

voted against the two-child benefit cap.

Today, I've been speaking to the most prominent of them, John MacDonald, to find out what's next.

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