Sirius, I'm afraid your distinction between Abuse and Fraud is just pedantic. Even your own examples don't make much sense as pointed out by Camoscato.
You still haven't given any sensible reply to the meat of what I said, that most members of the public vastly over-estimate the amount of Fraud/Abuse/whatever you want to call it as part of the overall amount of social spending. And they also vastly overestimate the amount of the entire social spending budget as compared to everything else. Low information voters typically think we spend as much on foreign aid as the NHS. And the reason they can't get a same day doctor's appointment is because of all those unmarried mother's claiming welfare. This ignorance is exploited by right wingers to sow division and stop people from blaming the real culprits, Tories, who have underspent on the NHS for years in the name of austerity.
The abuse you point out may be happening at some level and the government is making changes to adjust the rules. Big Deal. Why get so excited about it? Why take such joy in the misfortune of others, even at Christmas? Each of those families are a group of struggling people with kids, who are growing up in awful circumstances. For you to gleefully post about things that make it harder for those people is a bit gross. We can humiliate the crap out of everyone on "welfare" and it's not going to save enough money to save the NHS because the abuse that makes you so excited is just not that widespread. And the Tories just aren't giving that much money away. And quite a few people that receive the money are already working harder than you and I, they just aren't paid enough to survive because the government allows companies to dodge their responsibility to pay their employees a living wage. That's the real "welfare" given to companies in this country and yet somehow we don't hear much ranting from you about that.