article_snippet: Tory efforts to rein in spending and curb welfare payments have won a resounding vote of public approval, according to nation- wide research.
article_snippet: The report also said that voters have broadly accepted student tuition fees, while the majority of the population is satisfied with he NHS.
article_snippet: David Cameron's efforts to rein in spending and curb welfare payments have won a resounding vote of public approval, according to nation-wide research .
article_snippet: More than nine out of ten people think the NHS is facing a funding crisis, and while a majority want to see the health service free to users and paid for out of taxes, fewer than half think it will still be so in ten years’ time.
article_snippet: Rachel Ormston of NatCen, which carried out the research, said: ‘The public... has seemingly accepted many of the Coalition’s big reforms.
article_snippet: In spite of the narrative of austerity... NHS satisfaction is back up, there is acceptance of tuition fees, and at least some benefits cuts are popular.
highlights_snippet: Tory efforts to rein in public spending have won public approval .
  
highlights_snippet: A majority is also satisfied with he NHS and has accepted tuition fees .