Health inequality as measured by life expectancy and infant mortality has got worse since Labour came to power, a government report said today.
Babies born to poor families now have a 17% higher than average chance of dying, compared to a 13% higher than average chance 10 years ago.
And the life expectancy of people living in poverty has fallen further behind the average, particularly for women, than it was around the time of Tony Blair's election.
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