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Nine years of austerity has devastated working-class lives – we’re about to find out how much worse things can get, writes RUTH HUNT

THE general election result is catastrophic for all those who were clinging on to hope.
It’s a kick in the stomach for people who have lost loved ones due to austerity.
For those living in poverty, those with severe disabilities and/or long-term health conditions, it’s a result that brings fear and dread of what is to come.
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