The given pie chart depicts the percentages of eight various groups of British families who were living in poverty in 2002.
Overall, it can be seen that the majority of poor people were sole parents and single without children whereas, the minority of them were aged couple, single aged persons and couple without children.
To begin with, in 2002, A high percentage of misery people were sole parents (26%) and single without children (24%) while 15 and 14 percent of those were couple with children and all households.
In sharp contrast, compared to previous statistics, only three types of British people had lower percentages in terms of living in poverty than other five families. About 9% of poor people in the UK was couple without children, whereas %7 of those were single aged groups. Also, Aged couple had the lowest percentage of British public who lived in difficult condition (5%).