UN slams UK's austerity policy

Brady explores the views of special rapporteur for the UN on human rights Philip Alston on Great Britain's pursuit of public sector cuts. Alston said that Westminster's dogged perseverance of austerity has caused misery to millions, increasing poverty and homelessness, as well as shortenin...

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