'Very deep poverty': Exposing the UK's hidden shame

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'Very deep poverty': Exposing the UK's hidden shame

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Britain has become a broken, poverty-riddled 'living nightmare'

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London. It's the epicentre of Britain but without it the UK's GDP is equivalent to the poorest state in the US. And one fifth of the total population is living in poverty.

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The same ruling class that does the noncery is also the one making you poor

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