Family live with sewage spills and maggots in 'horrific' temporary housing
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Fauzia's family are one of a record 123,000 households living in temporary
accommodation in England.
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Markets fear that a chaotic default by either Greece or Italy would lead to huge losses for European banks. That, in turn, could cause a global lending freeze that might escalate into another credit crisis similar to the one in 2008 after Lehman Brothers fell.
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European markets also fell sharply. Italy's benchmark index plunged 3.8 percent. Germany's DAX and France's CAC-40 each lost 2.2 percent.
The prices of assets seen as safe havens rose sharply. The dollar jumped 2 percent vs. the euro.