IPPR said that by 2024-25 almost three quarters of children in poverty were living in working households, up from around half at the turn of the century.
A “LACK of joined up thinking” is impeding progress on social mobility, with 600,000 more children living in poverty than eight years ago, a report has found.
FUTURE governments should be held to account by a powerful independent watchdog to ensure Ministers are cutting poverty across all age groups as the scale of the problem is predicted to soar, according to a new report.
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