In-work poverty disproportionately concentrated in households in private rented housing as rising living costs bite
A record 60% of British people in poverty live in a household where someone is in work, according to researchers, with the risk of falling into financial hardship especially high for families in private rented housing.
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May 22, 2017 at 09:33PM
from Patrick Butler Social policy editor
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