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Imogen Howse

Study Reveals Hereditary Peers In UK House Of Lords 300 Times More Likely To Be Influential

Analysis shows that hereditary peers in the House of Lords – those who inherit the title from their mother or father – are almost 300 times more likely than non-aristocrats to be listed in a book recording the lives of influential people.

 

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