Britain prices young adults out of independent life

The article discusses the rising trend of young adults in Britain living with their parents due to economic factors like low wages and unaffordable housing. Research shows a significant increase in co-residence among 25-30 year olds compared to the 1990s. This situation is driven by limited opportunities for homeownership and employment, leading to a lack of control over young people's lives.

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