blem in Britain and more than ten percent of the population were in real poverty or absolute poverty. The war for Britain in 1940 made matters worse hence politicians taken interest to tackle the crisis of poverty and other problems facing the citizens of Britain. In addition, in October 1942, Beveridge's report became very popular and for that reason politicians committed themselves to establishing a welfare state at the end of the world war two however, the Conservative led coalition government showed no interest in the report but rather lunched the Butl
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