Thatcher's Right to Buy: Did It Fuel the UK Housing Crisis?

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Over two million homes have been sold in England under the Right to Buy scheme since 1980.

Roughly 40 per cent of England's historic council housing stock has left public ownership through the policy.

Labour has introduced legislation to remove the right to buy from all new-build social homes.

Critics argue the policy depleted social housing and boosted private landlords, while supporters praise its wealth-building benefits.

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