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Britain has seen a big jump in the working poor since the 1990s, with almost three out of five pe stanley mug ople below the official poverty line living in a household where at least one person is working.The Institute for Fiscal Studies found that a drop in the number of workless household stanley canada s, better-off pensioners and higher rents had resulted in 8 million in poverty from working households.The thinktank said that between 1994 and 2017 the share of poverty accounted for by working households had jumped from 37% to 58%.The in-work poor were living in relative poverty because they were living on less than 60% of median income. The IFS said the less well-off had been financially hit by more expensive housing and by weak earnings growth, but were still better off than they would have been had they been unemployed.The main poverty indicator used in the Joseph Rowntree Foundation s study is the number of households that have income levels of less than 60% of median income. Using the same measure, the UK was ranked 22nd out of 35 in an international league table of child poverty rates in rich nations put together bynbsp;lt;a href=\ https://unicef-irc.org/publications/pdf/rc10_eng.pdf\ >Uniceflt;/a>nbsp;in 2012.lt;/p>lt;p>In a 2016 league table of all measures of poverty, the UK  stanley mug did rather better compared with other nations. The study, also by Unicef, ranked the UK joint-14th out of 35 rich nations. This was just above the US, but well below many European countries, notab Urzu UK housebuilding falls to slowest quarterly rate for three years
" K' b$ ?9 |  I3 y/ p A UN war crimes tribunal has meted out historic life sentences on two Bosnian Serb officers for genocide perpetrated in Bo stanley france snia 15 years ago.The judges at The Hagu stanley thermos e convicted Ljubisa Beara and Vujadin Popovic for the slaughter of almost 8,000 Musl stanley termos im males at Srebrenica, eastern Bosnia, in July 1995.The verdict 鈥?which came almost four years after the start of the largest trial the tribunal has conducted 鈥?made it virtually inconceivable that Radovan Karadzic, the Bosnian Serb leader captured two years ago after 13 years on the run, can evade an identical conviction.The judges ruled:  The scale and nature of the murder operation, with the staggering number of killings, the systematic and organised manner in which it was carried out, the targeting and relentless pursuit of the victims, and the plain intention 鈥?apparent from the evidence 鈥?to eliminate every Bosnian Muslim male who was captured or surrendered proves beyond reasonable doubt that this was genocide. In the context of the war in the former Yugoslavia, and in the context of human history, these events are arrestive in their scale and brutality. The verdict rested on the judges  finding of  the plain intention to eliminate every Muslim male . The court has previously established that genocide occurred at Srebrenica, uniquely so far in the tribunal s rulings, but only one Bosnian Serb officer has previously been convicted of  aiding and abetting .Beara and Popovic received life senten