Labour is weakening Margaret Thatcher's Right to Buy policy, raising questions about whether the change will address Britain's social housing problems.
According to BBC News, Labour is proposing changes to Margaret Thatcher's housing policy. The policy, Right to Buy, helped many people become homeowners, according to BBC News. BBC News also asks whether it contributed to the housing crisis. BBC News raises the question of whether Labour's move will fix Britain's social housing problems.
Source: BBC News.
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