Gilani’s Gallopedia© Gallopedia From Gilani Research Foundation July 2023, Issue # 799-801* Compiled on a weekly basis since January 2007
Gilani’s Gallopedia is a weekly Digest of Opinions in a globalized world
This issue scores 73 out of 100 on Gilani-Gallopedia's Globality Index, showing coverage of world population, and 83 out of 100 on the world income (prosperity) Index. Click for Details
Contact Details: Natasha Amir Research Executive, Gallup Pakistan Email: natasha@galluppakistan.com This WEEKLY REPORT consists of 32 national & multi-country surveys 10 polling organizations have been represented. Asia And MENA: Japan ( Health), Pakistan (Morality, Values & Customs, Education), Kuwait (Elections) – 04 national polls Africa: Zimbabwe (Perceptions on Performance), Ghana (Media) – 02 national polls Euro Americas: UK(National Image, Perceptions on Performance, Governance, Poverty, Poverty) Germany (Entertainment, Lifestyle), Italy (Morality, Values & Customs), USA (Russia/Ukraine War, Science & Technology, US Image, Energy Issues, Employment Issues), Canada (Investments ,Elections , Sports), Australia (Well-Being ,New Media, Employment Issues, Health, Regional Conflicts) – 21 national polls	Multi-Country Studies: Ipsos Global – 29 Countries (Crime) BVA Doxa – 39 Countries (IT & Telecom) PEW – 24 Countries (Consumer Confidence) Ipsos Spain – 29 Countries (Refugees) Ipsos MORI – 29 Countries (Consumer Confidence) Topic of the Week: Ipsos Mori Report Shows; One In Seven People Face Hunger Across The UK Because They Don’t Have Enough Money Gilani-Gallopedia Globality Index
ASIA AND MENA Regions
799-801-01 Students With Food Allergies Rose 120,000 Over Past Decade (Click for Details) (Japan) The Japan Society of School Health, a public interest incorporated foundation, conducted the nationwide survey of public elementary, junior high, high schools, as well as special needs schools, integrated elementary and junior high schools and combined junior high and high schools in fiscal 2022.They received responses from 25,466 schools with around 8.3 million students, representing a 77.6 percent response rate. The results were compiled in March this year.The number of students with food allergies had stood at 329,423, or 2.6 percent of students at responding schools, in the 2004 survey.That climbed to 407,546, or 4.5 percent, in the 2013 survey and to 526,705, or 6.3 percent, in the 2022 survey. (Asahi Shimbun) June 30, 2023 4.11 Society » Health (Top)
799-801-02 84% Of Pakistanis Strongly Agree With The Statement That Every Individual Should Play Their Role In Making Society Better (Click for Details) (Pakistan) According to a survey conducted by Gallup & Gilani Pakistan, 84% of Pakistanis strongly agree with the statement that every individual should play their role in making society better. A nationally representative sample of adult men and women from across the country, was asked the question “"Every individual should play their individual role in making society better." How much do you agree or disagree with this statement?” In response, 84% said strongly agree, 9% said somewhat agree, 1% said neither agree nor disagree, 1% said somewhat disagree, 3% said strongly disagree, and 2% said they do not know or gave no response. (Gallup Pakistan) June 19, 2023 4.7 Society » Morality, Values & Customs (Top)
799-801-03 52% Pakistanis Believe That Young People Should Get Education According To Their Personal Interests And Liking (Click for Details) (Pakistan) According to a survey conducted by Gallup & Gilani Pakistan, 52% of Pakistanis believe that young people should get education according to their personal interests and liking as opposed to worthiness of employment prospects of the degree. A nationally representative sample of adult men and women from across the country, was asked the question “Some people believe that young people should receive education that is in line with employment opportunities, while others believe that young people should receive education that interests them, and they enjoy studying. What is your opinion?” (Gallup Pakistan) June 21, 2023 4.10 Society » Education (Top)
● MENA
799-801-04 Making Sense Of The Kuwaiti June 2023 Elections (Click for Details) (Kuwait) According to 2022 Arab Barometer data, younger Kuwaitis are slightly less interested in politics than their elders. Yet, the most salient questions inside Kuwait are more related to the political gridlock and the role of youth in transcending it. Public opinion showed that 44 percent of Kuwaitis believed that the government spending priority should be education, followed by improving roads and transportation (14 percent) and the healthcare system (13 percent). This public opinion data reflect the 2022-23 budget. According to the Ministry of Finance, government spending prioritizes education (12.4 percent), health (11.52 percent), transportation (3.37 percent) and environmental protection (0.84 percent) of a total budget of 23.5 billion Kuwaiti Dinars (approximately $76.5 billion). (Arabbarometer) June 23, 2023 1.1 Domestic Politics » Elections (Top)
AFRICA Regions
799-801-05 Zimbabweans Offer Bleak Outlook On The State Of The Economy (Click for Details) (Zimbabwe) A new public opinion poll conducted by NOIPolls has revealed ownership of fixed pre-paid metering is limited to only 37 per cent of the electricity customers in Nigeria. The rest of the customers are divided among those who use post-paid meters and those who do not have a meter, but simply pay fixed amounts of money for electricity. Being the most efficient way to distribute electricity, usage of pre-paid meters is highest in the North-East zone and lowest in the South-East zone. (Afrobarometer) June 24, 2023 3.1 Economy » Perceptions on Performance (Top)
799-801-06 Ghanaians Support Media’s Watchdog Role But Are Sceptical Of News Sources (Click for Details) (Ghana) In Ghana, radio is the most popular news source: 80% of adults say they tune in "every day" or "a few times a week." Seven in 10 citizens (71%) say they regularly get news from television, and more than four in 10 are regular consumers of news from social media (43%) and the Internet (42%). Newspapers bring up the rear with 6%. Almost nine out of 10 Ghanaians (85%) say the media should “constantly investigate and report on government mistakes and corruption.” Three-quarters (74%) say the media should be free to publish without government interference. (Afrobarometer) June 30, 2023 4.6 Society » Media (Top)
EURO-AMERICA Regions
● EUROPE
799-801-07 Britons Blame Boris Johnson For Tory Disunity (Click for Details) (UK) With the news in recent weeks dominated by the battle between Boris Johnson and the government over Covid inquiry evidence and Johnson’s resignation honours, it is no surprise to see that fully 74% of Britons currently believe the Conservative party to be divided. Just 5% of Britons see the party as united, including only 8% of Tory voters.However, Britons place the blame for the current Conservative chaos squarely at the feet of its former leader. Half (52%) say Boris Johnson is primarily responsible for the current (dis)unity of the Tory party, compared to just 19% who blame Rishi Sunak. (Among those Britons who specifically say that the Conservatives are divided, 62% say Johnson is the main reason versus 19% for Sunak). (YouGov UK) June 15, 2023 1.5 Domestic Politics » National Image (Top)
799-801-08 Just 6% Of Britons Agree With The Government’s Definition Of A New Hospital (Click for Details) (UK) A new YouGov poll finds that just 6% of Britons agree with the government in saying that all three categories count as a ‘new hospital’. Using a slightly more accessible version of the language used in the official definition, fully 92% of Britons say that “a whole new hospital built from scratch on a site which previously did not contain a hospital” would come under their definition of ‘new hospital’. Only 3% disagree. (YouGov UK) June 27, 2023 3.1 Economy » Perceptions on Performance (Top)
799-801-09 Eight In Ten Britons Are Dissatisfied With How The Government Is Running The Country (Click for Details) (UK) The latest Ipsos Political Monitor, taken 14th to 20th June 2023, highlights strong public dissatisfaction with how the government is running the country (especially amongst mortgage holders) and increased public pessimism about the state of the economy. 80% are dissatisfied with the way the government is running the country (+4pts from May), 12% are satisfied (-3pts from May). Mortgage holders are notably dissatisfied with the government’s performance. 87% are dissatisfied and just 9% are satisfied. (Ipsos MORI) June 23, 2023 1.3 Domestic Politics » Governance (Top)
799-801-10 Two In Three People Believe There Is Plenty Society Can Do To End Homelessness (Click for Details) (UK) Homelessness is seen as a serious issue across the UK. 8 in 10 people think homelessness is a serious issue in their country - almost 9 in 10 in Scotland and England – although people are more likely to see it as a problem nationally than in their local area. Two in ten have some experience of homelessness either personally or through a family member or friend. Three-quarters of people think that homelessness has got worse in the UK in the past 12 months and most of this group (82%) think it will continue to get worse in the next 12 months. (Ipsos MORI) June 26, 2023 3.5 Economy » Poverty (Top)
799-801-11 Ipsos MORI Report Shows; One In Seven People Face Hunger Across The UK Because They Don’t Have Enough Money (Click for Details) (UK) New research for the Trussell Trust published this week shows the extent of hunger in the UK. Some 14% of all UK adults (or their households) have experienced food insecurity in the 12 months to mid-2022. The research also finds that while around 7% of the UK population were supported by charitable food support, including food banks, most people facing hunger (71%) had not yet accessed any form of charitable food support. (Ipsos MORI) June 29, 2023 3.5 Economy » Poverty (Top)
799-801-12 Food Festivals Attract Visitors (Click for Details) (Germany) Summer will once again bring numerous festivals and events this year, and after the interruptions caused by the Corona pandemic, numerous visitors will once again be drawn to concerts and events in person this year, as a recent survey with YouGov Surveys shows. Three out of five Germans (59 percent) say they attend events hosted by companies or brands they like. Thus, festivals and events offer companies the opportunity to introduce new products and increase their brand awareness. (YouGov Germany) June 21, 2023 4.16 Society » Entertainment (Top)
799-801-13 Almost Everyone (91%) In Germany Attaches Importance To A Balanced Diet And Lifestyle (Click for Details) (Germany) When asked which three of a total of ten selectable measures would be most suitable for countering the challenge of obesity in children, a wider range of balanced food in schools is the most popular. 39 percent of those surveyed consider this to be one of the top 3 measures. Similarly often, more sports activities and child-friendly education about balanced nutrition in school lessons are mentioned (38% each).This is followed by information campaigns on a balanced diet (26%) and the restriction of advertising for foods rich in sugar, fat or salt (24%). (Ipsos Germany) June 13, 2023 4.7 Society » Lifestyle (Top)
799-801-14 Digital Donations Goes Beyond Cash With Young People In The Front Row (Click for Details) (Italy) If during 2021 there was a strong rapprochement between the two payment methods in donations, with 37% donating in cash and 35% through digital tools, 2022 marks a turning point compared to the approach of Italians interviewed in donation methods: 38% in cash, 42% through digital payment. Compared to the amounts allocated to donations made in the last twelve months, 42% of respondents donated more than 50 euros, while 43% said they had donated, in the same period, between 10 and 50 euros. A steadily growing trend is the use of mobile devices to make donations, which in 2022 concerned 61% of respondents, compared to 65% who used a fixed location. (BVA Doxa) June 27, 2023 4.7 Society » Morality, Values & Customs (Top)
● NORTH AMERICA
799-801-15 More Than Four-In-Ten Republicans Now Say The U.S. Is Providing Too Much Aid To Ukraine (Click for Details) (USA) As the war in Ukraine intensifies, nearly half of Americans (47%) say either that the United States is providing the right amount of aid (31%) or not enough assistance (16%) to Ukraine, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. That compares with 28% who say the U.S. is giving too much support to Ukraine.Yet the share of Americans who say the U.S. is providing too much aid to Ukraine has steadily increased since the start of the war, largely driven by a shift among Republicans. (PEW) JUNE 15, 2023 2.11 Foreign Affairs & Security » Russia/Ukraine War (Top)
799-801-16 As AI Spreads, Experts Predict The Best And Worst Changes In Digital Life By 2035 (Click for Details) (USA) Spurred by the splashy emergence of generative artificial intelligence and an array of other AI applications, experts participating in a new Pew Research Center canvassing have great expectations for digital advances across many aspects of life by 2035. They were also asked to indicate how they feel about the changes they foresee. 42% of these experts said they are equally excited and concerned about the changes in the “humans-plus-tech” evolution they expect to see by 2035. 37% said they are more concerned than excited about the changes they expect. 18% said they are more excited than concerned about expected change. (PEW) JUNE 21, 2023 3.11 Economy » Science & Technology (Top)
799-801-17 Americans Remain Critical Of Government’s Handling Of Situation At U.S.-Mexico Border (Click for Details) (USA) Just 23% of Americans say the government is doing a good job dealing with the large number of people seeking asylum at the border, while more than three times as many (73%) say it’s doing a bad job.The new survey also finds: Nearly half of Americans (47%) rate illegal immigration as a very big problem in the country, up from 38% last year. The public’s views of possible actions to deal with the situation at the border have not changed much in recent years. About half (52%) say it is very important to require people seeking asylum in the U.S. to apply before they travel to the border. (PEW) JUNE 21, 2023 2.6 Foreign Affairs & Security » US image (Top)
799-801-18 Majorities Of Americans Prioritize Renewable Energy, Back Steps To Address Climate Change (Click for Details) (USA) A new Pew Research Center survey finds large shares of Americans support the United States taking steps to address global climate change and back an energy landscape that prioritizes renewable sources like wind and solar. The Pew Research Center survey of 10,329 U.S. adults conducted May 30 to June 4, 2023, finds: 74% of Americans say they support the country’s participation in international efforts to reduce the effects of climate change. 67% of U.S. adults prioritize the development of alternative energy sources such as wind, solar and hydrogen power over increasing the production of fossil fuel energy sources. (PEW) JUNE 28, 2023 3.10 Economy » Energy Issues (Top)
799-801-19 Self-Employed People In The U.S. Are More Likely Than Other Workers To Be Highly Satisfied With Their Jobs (Click for Details) (USA) Most self-employed workers (62%) say they are extremely or very satisfied with their job, compared with 51% of those who are not self-employed. They also express higher levels of enjoyment and fulfillment with their job.In turn, those who are not self-employed are more likely than self-employed workers to say they find their job stressful and overwhelming.Some 48% of self-employed workers say their contributions at work are valued a great deal, compared with a quarter of those who are not self-employed. (PEW) JUNE 30, 2023 3.3 Economy » Employment Issues  (Top)
799-801-20 Majority (60%) Of Canadians Not Familiar With Private Investments (Click for Details) (Canada) A majority (60%) of Canadians say they are not familiar with private investments, according to a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Harbourfront Wealth Management. Nearly two in ten (17%) have never heard of these types of investments, which include privately-held businesses, private equity, private credit, venture capital and private real-estate trusts, while another 43% say they’re not very familiar and that they’ve only heard the term but have a limited understanding of the specifics. Conversely, just four in ten (40%) are familiar (10% very/30% somewhat). (Ipsos Canada) 27 June 2023 3.8 Economy » Investments (Top)
799-801-21 Federal Politics: Trudeau’s Approval Slides Among NDP, Liberal Voters (Click for Details) (Canada) New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds Canadians lean slightly towards believing the government is operating poorly (46%) under the agreement than well (41%).Discontent with what the government is getting accomplished under the NDP-Liberal agreement is higher among past Conservative voters (85%), but past Liberal (73%) and NDP supporters (59%) are both satisfied at majority levels.Meantime, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sees his approval dip to a low since the 2021 election – 36 per cent. Sliding approval from past Liberal (74%) and NDP voters (46%) is pulling down appraisal of the prime minister after an end-of-2022 bump that pushed the Liberal leader to 43 per cent. (Angus Reid Institute) 19 June 2023 1.1 Domestic Politics » Elections (Top)
799-801-22 Plurality Of Canadian Golf Viewers Oppose Saudi-Funded Merger; Most Say Commissioner Should Resign (Click for Details) (Canada) New data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds Canadian golf fans viewing the merger, which would bring the PGA Tour, LIV Golf, and Europe’s DP World Tour together, as sub-par.Indeed, among those who follow the PGA, 43 per cent oppose the deal, significantly outpacing those who support it (25%). Notably, one-in-three (32%) are unsure how to feel about the recently-announced agreement, which caught many, including players, off guard. The most avid golf fans – those who follow the PGA “very closely” – are divided about the LIV-PGA merger. Two-in-five support it, and two-in-five oppose it. (Angus Reid Institute) 20 June 2023 4.15 Society » Sports (Top)
● AUSTRALIA
799-801-23 Over Half A Million Australians Plan To Buy A New Electric Vehicle In The Next Four Years (Click for Details) (Australia) New data from Roy Morgan shows 548,000 Australians plan on buying an electric vehicle in the next four years – equal to 12.5% of all those intending to purchase a new vehicle in this period – a stunning increase of over 1,230% compared to four years ago.As electric vehicles have become more familiar on our roads, and intention to purchase has rapidly increased, a gap has opened up in the market. Now far more people intend to purchase an electric vehicle (548,000) than a Tesla (369,000) – a gap of 179,000 intending to buy another make of electric vehicle. (Roy Morgan) June 20, 2023 3.1 Economy » Well-Being  (Top)
799-801-24 Close To Four Million Australians Now Downloading Podcasts (Click for Details) (Australia) New data from Roy Morgan shows podcasts are increasingly popular in Australia with over 3.9 million Australians now downloading audio or video podcasts in an average four weeks, up by a massive 456,000 (+13.1%) from a year ago.This equates to almost one-in-five Australians (18.3%), up by 1.9% points from a year ago. Mobile phones and tablets are clearly the leading way to download podcasts used by 3.2 million Australians (15.2%) while around 1.1 million (5.2%) download podcasts via their computer – (2.1% use both). (Roy Morgan) June 27, 2023 4.6 Society » New Media (Top)
799-801-25 Australian Unemployment Jumped To 10.3% In June – The Highest Since January 2023 (10.7%) (Click for Details) (Australia) In June unemployment jumped 1.9% to 10.3%, according to the latest Roy Morgan employment series data. However, there was a decline in under-employment in June, down 0.5% points to 9.3%.1,572,000 Australians were unemployed (10.3% of the workforce) in June, an increase of 314,000 from May with more people looking for full-time work, up 94,000 to 608,000 and more people looking for part-time work, up a large 220,000 to 964,000. (Roy Morgan) June 30, 2023 3.3 Economy » Employment Issues  (Top)
799-801-26 Australians Are Wealthier Than Before Covid, But Half The Population Holds Over 95% Of The Wealth (Click for Details) (Australia) After inflation, Australia’s wealth increased by 7.0% between March 2020 (pre-COVID) and March 2023 driven largely by the soaring value of owner-occupied homes – up 43.2% from $4.16 trillion to $5.95 trillion.The value of debt increased more quickly than the value of assets (53.0% vs. 22.2%), but not enough to stop the growth in overall wealth – the value of assets is now six times higher than the value of debt.Half the population now accounts for 95.4% of the nation’s net wealth, and the other half accounts for only 4.6% of net wealth. (Roy Morgan) June 30, 2023 4.11 Society » Health (Top)
799-801-27 Australians Say They Would Support Taiwan If China Attacked, With Limits--Poll (Click for Details) (Australia) Australians would support responding to a Chinese attack on Taiwan with economic sanctions, arms supplies or using the navy to prevent a blockade, but don't support sending troops, an opinion poll to be released Wednesday finds.The prospect of a military conflict between the United States and China over Taiwan was seen as a “critical threat” by 64% of Australians surveyed, worrying twice as many people as two years ago. The top threat cited, by 68% percent of respondents, was cyber-attacks from other countries. (Asahi Shimbun) June 21, 2023 2.5 Foreign Affairs & Security » Regional Conflicts (Top)
● MULTICOUNTRY STUDIES
799-801-28 One In Three Globally Report Rising Crime, Violence In Their Neighborhood In 29 Nations (Click for Details) The latest global Ipsos survey on perceptions on crime and law enforcement across 29 countries finds that many around the world report a range of crimes in their neighborhood, from vehicle theft and people using illegal drugs to assault and gangs.On average among the 29 countries polled, vehicle thefts (50%) and illegal drug consumption (50%) were the most reported crimes occurring in people’s neighborhoods out of the 10 crimes polled. Under half reported violence against women in their neighborhood (40%), followed by violence against children (36%) and violence against men (34%). (Ipsos Global) 13 June 2023 4.12 Society » Crime  (Top)
799-801-29 On A Global Scale, 45% Of Respondents Say They Are Scared About Sharing Their Personal Information In 39 Countries (Click for Details) The annual WIN World Survey, carried out internationally by WIN and BVA Doxa for Italy, shows how concern about data privacy has decreased.On a global scale, 45% of respondents say they are scared about sharing their personal information compared to 48% in the previous survey. The data that emerged analyzes the opinions of about 29 thousand people about the use of social media, demonstrating, in particular, how in the last year the fear related to the violation of data privacy has decreased. In Italy, 35% of respondents say they are worried about sharing their digital information, 10% are not worried at all. (BVA Doxa) 15 June 2023 3.12 Economy » IT & Telecom (Top)
799-801-30 Economic Ratings Are Poor – And Getting Worse – In Most Countries Surveyed Of 24 Countries (Click for Details) As the global economy continues to weather high inflation, energy prices and interest rates, majorities of adults in 18 of 24 countries surveyed by Pew Research Center this spring rate their nation’s economic situation poorly. A median of 70% of adults across these countries say their nation’s economic situation is bad. Just 29% offer positive assessments.At least three-quarters of adults in Argentina, France, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, South Korea and the United Kingdom assess their country’s economy negatively. Smaller majorities say the same in Australia, Brazil, Canada, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the United States. (PEW) 15 JUNE 2023 3.2 Economy » Consumer Confidence (Top)
799-801-31 World Refugee Day 2023: Support For Providing Shelter Remains Strong, Albeit Down From 2022, A Survey Across 29 Countries (Click for Details) On average, 74% of global citizens say that countries should take in such people. In this sense, Spain is the country in Europe in which there is a greater degree of acceptance of these people reaching 85%, a percentage that has increased 8 points since 2021, and which is followed by the United Kingdom, with 84% and Sweden, with 82%. The data also places Spain as the second in the world that most supports the reception, after New Zealand (87%).Only 29% of people support closing borders, the lowest percentage of support in Europe after Poland (26%). 68% of citizens believe that refugees are treated well in Spain. (Ipsos Spain) 18 June 2023 4.8 Society » Refugees (Top)
799-801-32 What Worries The World – June 2023, Survey Across 29 Nations (Click for Details) Our monthly What Worries the World survey explores what the public thinks are the most important social and political issues, drawing on more than ten years of data to place the latest scores in context. This wave was conducted between May 26th – June 9th, 2023.Inflation is still the highest concern this month. This month sees a slight easing of 1pp to 40%. Eleven nations – Argentina, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Poland, Singapore, the US, and Turkey – have rising prices as their biggest concern. Colombia has inflation joint first with unemployment. (Ipsos MORI) 28 June 2023 3.2 Economy » Consumer Confidence (Top)
TOPIC OF THE WEEK Ipsos MORI Report Shows; One In Seven People Face Hunger Across The UK Because They Don’t Have Enough Money ►This page is devoted to opinions of countries whose polling activity is generally not known very widely or where a recent topical issue requires special attention.
Ipsos MORI Report Shows; One In Seven People Face Hunger Across The UK Because They Don’t Have Enough Money New research for the Trussell Trust published this week shows the extent of hunger in the UK. Some 14% of all UK adults (or their households) have experienced food insecurity in the 12 months to mid-2022. The research shows that certain groups of people are more at risk, the drivers pushing people towards hunger, and how this leads to further issues, including isolation, debt and health problems. Reports of findings and study technical details are published on the Trussell Trust’s website. Survey datasets will also be available on the UK National Data Archive. ‘Hunger in the UK’ is the most in-depth study on hunger, its causes, impacts and who is affected, in the UK to-date and evidences the main driver as a lack of money. The research shows that certain groups of people are more at risk, the drivers of hunger, and how this leads to further issues, including isolation, debt and health problems. The research also finds that while around 7% of the UK population were supported by charitable food support, including food banks, most people facing hunger (71%) had not yet accessed any form of charitable food support. Furthermore, paid work does not always protect people from having to use food banks. One in five people using food banks in the Trussell Trust network are in a working household. Just under a third (30%) of people in work who have had to use a food bank, are in insecure work such as zero hours contracts or agency work. Emma Revie, chief executive at the Trussell Trust, says: Being forced to turn to a food bank to feed your family is a horrifying reality for too many people in the UK, but as Hunger in the UK shows, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Millions more people are struggling with hunger. This is not right. Food banks are not the answer when people are going without the essentials in one of the richest economies in the world. We need a social security system which provides protection and the dignity for people to cover their own essentials, such as food and bills. (Ipsos MORI) June 29, 2023 Source:https://www.ipsos.com/en-uk/one-seven-people-face-hunger-across-uk-because-they-dont-have-enough-money (Top)
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