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• 7 February 2020 - The number of people living in poverty in the United Kingdom has been going up consistently for three years now. Although employment has increased in the country, poverty in the country has also increased. Seven out of ten children living in poverty come from a working household, which has a principal earner and a secondary earner. Read more

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• United Kingdom: Cost of Living Survey
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