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Impoverished Britain (1996) - The loss of minimum wage in Britain has resulted in the gap between the rich and the poor growing hugely. In 1996, Britain faced high levels of poverty, with roughly 25% of the population living below the 60% median income threshold. Child poverty reached a peak, affecting approximately 4.3 million children (one in three). This period saw significant worklessness, with over 50% of non-employed households facing financial hardship, driven by structural shifts and the Conservative government's economic policies.

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