Social exclusion

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  Breadline Britain Day Four: benefits, mental health, poverty

  21 Jun 2012:

  The psychological and financial impact of austerity and welfare reform on vulnerable citizens

• The coalition's reforms will make the benefits system work better

  21 Jun 2012:

  David Freud: We're working towards a welfare state that gives support to vulnerable people but doesn't abandon them to a life on benefits

• Life on the economic precipice

  20 Jun 2012: Letters: At present, 58% of children living in poverty live in households where at least one adult works and the number is rising

• Our black youngsters: how often do you hear the good news?

  20 Jun 2012:

  Joseph Harker: The media create a damaging stereotype, portraying black youths as criminally minded underachievers

• Breadline Britain day two: hungry school kids and 'cliff edge' poverty

  19 Jun 2012:

  Austerity: we're looking at the rise in the numbers of children arriving at school hungry

• Pupil hunger: nearly half of teachers have taken food in for their pupils

  Guardian Professional, 19 Jun 2012:

  Here are the honest and sobering responses by teachers to the Guardian's pupil hunger survey
  • "Breakfast should not be a two litre bottle of coke"

• Usher backs post-riots scheme

  19 Jun 2012:

  Celebrities are inspiring young people living in Hackney to pursue a career in creative industries

• Exclusive: Half of teachers forced to feed pupils going hungry at home

  19 Jun 2012: Heads and doctors want needy children to get free breakfast as Guardian survey reveals upsurge in demand

• Thanks to Iain Duncan Smith, now it's is the poor who must cry

  19 Jun 2012:

  The work and pensions secretary is blaming poor people for his own policy failures, says Bob Holman

• Iain Duncan Smith should resign, says activist who sparked interest in poverty

  19 Jun 2012: Bob Holman, who is credited with opening minister's eyes to deprivation, says he has drifted from original commitment

• 'We have missed in-work poverty'

  19 Jun 2012: The head of the influential Centre for Social Justice admits the working poor have been neglected in its research

• Breadline Britain: Nicola Probert and Tony Hodge, Bristol

  18 Jun 2012:

  'It's not just the lack of work: it's terrifying how fast the cost of living is going up'

• Breadline Britain: Danielle Michalitsianos, north-east London

  18 Jun 2012:

  'How can society have got to a place where a woman with a decent job struggles to feed her children?'

• Breadline Britain: Paul and Emma Marshall, Birmingham

  18 Jun 2012:

  'There's nothing left to cut costs on. But we still have our pride'

• The hidden poor – in work but sinking after years without pay rises

  18 Jun 2012:

  Teachers, civil servants … this is not 'squeezed middle' but low pay households who will bear £5bn of coalition spending cuts

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