The housing crisis means the number of young people
living with their parents could hit five million by 2020. There are 3.35
million 20 to 34-year-olds still living with mum and dad – up 470,000 since
2010. And Shadow Housing Minister Emma Reynolds warns this could reach five
million if housing costs rise. It comes as figures show young people have been
hit hardest under the Tory-led Coalition, with their earnings £1,750 a year
lower than in 2010. Analysis by the House of Commons Library found people in
their 20s need to work 162 extra hours a year to earn the same as they did five
years ago. Read more on the Daily Mirror website.
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