We see the impact of such acute deprivation at our centres every day".
The constituency of Erdington voted strongly Brexit in the EU referendum and is one of the poorest in the country, with pockets of acute deprivation.
While an entirely laudable and necessary objective, the means of securing it raise questions about the effectiveness and ethics of "micro-targeted" cash only programmes where general conditions are poor and all household members suffer acute deprivation and vulnerability.
Loreto sixth-form college is in Manchester's Moss Side, but despite drawing its students from an area of acute deprivation where exam results fall below national averages, it has remarkable academic success.
So we find ourselves, in a ward of 70% social housing that combines acute deprivation on the Mozart estate with an avenue of Grade II listed cottages, in the wildly unlikely role of poster boys and girls for a form of governance more often associated with rural villages.
Kremlin elites feast on billions of dollars while millions of Russians suffer acute deprivation.
Today, about 1.75 billion live in what the UN calls "multidimensional poverty", with acute deprivation in health, education and standard of living.
Countries in the Sahel have also suffered cycles of acute deprivation due to drought and crop failure, exacerbating the issue.
Our data are limited to a 12 hour window of acute deprivation and thus do not permit the assessment of circadian amplitude.
The dataset included 317 spines from a sleep group (S, 6 8 hr of sleep, three mice, ~100 spines per mouse), 368 spines from an acute sleep deprivation group (SD, 6 8 hr of sleep deprivation, three mice, ~150 spines per mouse), and 310 spines from a chronic sleep restriction group (CSR, 4 days of chronic sleep restriction with ~70%% of sleep loss, three mice, ~100 spines per mouse).
