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DWP figures show two in five single parents are living in poverty: 'It's a terrible situation'

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New government figures confirm that single parents are far more likely to be living in poverty than couples. Ruth Talbot calls for change
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DWP figures show two in five single parents are living in poverty: 'It's a terrible situation'

New government figures confirm that single parents are far more likely to be living in poverty than couples. Ruth Talbot calls for change

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London School of Economics and Political Science…London School of Economics and Political Science…

New analysis shows 700,000 children could be lifted out of poverty overnight by following Scotland's approach

New analysis shows 700,000 children could be lifted out of poverty overnight by following Scotland's approach.

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