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The millennials living with their parents – podcast | News In the UK, the most common living arrangement now among millennials is to live with their parents. As journalist Elle Hunt explains, it is a phenomenon that has grown and grown over the last decade, caused by the housing crisis, the cost of living and the effects of the pandemic. Hannah Moore visits a family in London, whose adult daughter Cissy moved back in with her parents Steve and Linda last year. How do they manage all living together again? 
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