10 -02 — UK poverty
Why MP got into politics and what he wants to achieve • Experts warn early rise in UK state pension age could plunge millions into poverty • UK teachers spending £40m supporting pupils in hygiene poverty in past year • Majority of school staff have seen pupils arriving in dirty uniforms • |
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Stroud's new Labour MP Simon Opher says he got into
politics to make the world a fairer place after realising poverty was
the main driver for many ... |
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The state pension age in the UK is currently 66, but it is
scheduled to rise to 67 between 2026 and 2028 and then to 68 between 2044 and
2046. |
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... poverty; not being able to afford many of the
everyday hygiene and personal grooming products most of us take for granted.
Almost all school staff ... |
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A campaign has been launched which calls on the government
to address urgently the issue of hygiene poverty. |
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