All news on the topic: Homelessness

Locals say begging has increased in recent months in Bolton and fear the on-going cost of living crisis is making matters worse

Cara Walworth was once living on the streets after becoming addicted to drugs at 13. Today, three years clean and sober, she tells her story in the hope of inspiring others.

Sara, a disabled woman in West London, who says she struggles to clean herself after the toilet and can’t use her shower, accuses the housing association which owns her flat of “gaslighting” her

A family were housed in an 'uninhabitable home' in Manchester, the ombudsman has ruled, ordering the council to pay them more than £5,000 in compensation

Nicola Davies died in an airport last month after suddenly falling ill - now her children Rebecca and Assan have been told to vacate their home in Loanhead, Midlothian

US President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit in San Francisco - as Chinese businesses are reported to be fuelling the fentanyl crisis ravaging American cities

After a day of political chaos with a major reshuffle of Sunak's cabinet - which included Suella Braverman's sacking - Darren Lewis celebrates the loss of Britain's 'most dangerous cabinet minister'

Sebbie Hall started his mission of kindness helping young people without access to computers during lockdown and has now been named the UK's kindest person by snack bar company Kind

Tory Suella Braverman has been ousted as Home Secretary after weeks of controversy. We ask, was the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak right to sack her?

Hollie Self's daughter Phoebe has a cruel condition known as Sanfilippo syndrome, which has similarities to dementia - and although she only has years left to live, her family fears they will be made homeless

Footage has been shared on social media which appears to show workers on behalf of Camden Council throwing tents belonging to homeless people into a dustbin lorry

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After Home Secretary Suella Braverman caused outrage for describing people sleeping rough as a 'lifestyle choice' while announcing plans to crack down on tents for the homeless, we asked Mirror readers if they thought she was out of touch.

The Home Secretary faces a growing backlash over her cruel plan to fine charities if they give tents to homeless people, but Rishi Sunak is refusing to sack her

Rishi Sunak has drawn up a list of 20 planned new laws, but the blueprint announced in the King's Speech doesn't include promised bans on trophy hunting and conversion therapy

Plans to force criminals to attend sentencing hearings and changes to leasehold rules will be announced as the King reads out the laws Rishi Sunak wants to pass before the election

Former EastEnders actor and Minder star Gary Webster found himself and his family homeless after struggling with debts and being unable to pay his mortgage

The Home Secretary's latest divisive statement is that sleeping rough is a "lifestyle choice"

Last autumn there were an average of 3,069 people sleeping rough in England - up from 1,768 in 2010, as pressure piles on Rishi Sunak to distance himself from the Home Secretary

The Home Secretary says homelessness is optional. Fleet Street Fox says the real lifestyle choice is whether you choose to be heartless or not

With yet another controversial soundbite to add to an ever-growing list of high-profile clangers, home secretary Suella Braverman's political career often seems to be unravelling day by day. Now, we ask, is she out of touch?

Deanne Morgan, her daughters Faith, five, and Darcy, three, and her partner Mike Clemens were all asleep at home in Plymouth when the smoke alarm went off in the middle of the night

As calls for a ceasefire in Gaza grow, Benjamin Netanyahu still shows no sign of ordering even a humanitarian pause to end the misery of those trapped

Former world-famous adult film star Jenni Lee has found herself living in horrific conditions underground but told TV crews that 'people were more accepting there'

Hard-line Home Secretary Suella Braverman wants to fine charities who help desperate people camp out on the streets as part of a new bill in next week's King's Speech