What France's pension crisis teaches Britain about retirement age

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France spends 14 per cent of its GDP on pensions, fuelling a severe debt crisis.

The UK benefits from a hybrid system backed by mandatory workplace and private pensions.

Britain's state pension age is set to rise to 67 by 2028 with significantly less unrest than in France.

Economists warn that both nations must renegotiate what public promises can realistically be delivered.

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