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When the first wave of postwar immigrants arrived in Britain in the 1950s and ’60s, it was a period of rising wages, full employment, an expanding welfare state and strong trade unions. Today, Britain’s manufacturing base has all but disappeared, working-class communities have disintegrated, unions have been neutered and the welfare state has begun to crumble.
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When
the
first
wave
of
postwar
immigrants
arrived
in
Britain
in
the
1950s
and
’60s,
it
was
a
period
of
rising
wages,
full
employment,
an
expanding
welfare
state
and
strong
trade
unions.
Today,
Britain’s
manufacturing
base
has
all
but
disappeared,
working-class
communities
have
disintegrated,
unions
have
been
neutered
and
the
welfare
state
has
begun
to
crumble.