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The photographs - by Oli Scarff of Getty Images - were taken as Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith yesterday insisted he would take ‘no bloody lessons’ from those people calling for him to live on £53 a week, saying he had been on the breadline twice. Run down: The eastern part of Jaywick, around Brooklands, was declared the country's 'most deprived' neighbourhood, and it's easy to see why from these photographs Wish you were here? Dilapidated properties stand in the seaside town of East Jaywick, Essex, which is officially the most deprived place in England Depressed area: A man stands near dilapidated properties in the seaside town of East Jaywick, Essex, which is the most deprived place in England Seafood: A sign advertising jellied eels, whelks and mussels is pictured on a closed shop in the seaside town of East Jaywick, the most deprived place in England Rubbish: A giant soft toy panda is discarded in front of dilapidated properties in the seaside town of East Jaywick, the most deprived place in England

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