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The regulator made clear that it would not introduce a cap on bonuses or executive pay.

On Monday the government announced it will introduce a cap on the cost of payday loans after intervention by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

To do that we have to address the problem of the political levy in the unions and we have to introduce a cap on individual donations.

The Conservatives have said they will introduce a cap on the total numbers, reducing the inflow by as much as 50 percent.

Ahead of the summit, some critics of the sector had called on the government to introduce a cap on the cost of loans.

But ministers were forced to introduce a cap on student numbers after discovering a £200m hole in their budget last autumn.

"Now people with an ageing parent in care are suddenly concerned, thinking 'How am I going to manage that extra cost?'" In their election manifesto the Tories specifically said that they had introduced a cap on care costs, adding that "no one will have to sell their home to pay for care".

Michelle Mitchell, of Age UK, said introducing a cap on social care costs would "lift one of the great fears of becoming older".

We are controlling legal immigration – having introduced a cap on non-EU economic migrants.

Crucially the regulators introduced a cap on interest rates in January 2015 and stamped down on companies raiding bank accounts several times to grab money on pay day.

The government is considering introducing a cap on the charges imposed on those who want to access their pension funds early, George Osborne has announced.