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Break Clause explores living with an ex because of the housing crisis (opens the original)
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Break Clause star Lara Ricote found catharsis in filming a comedy about a separation. She told Big Issue all about the new show Ben (Samuel Bottomley) and Lil (Lara Ricote) in Break Clause. Credit: Channel 4 / Theo Tennant Most long-time renters boast one or two horror stories: black mould, precipitous rent increases, omnipresent yet neglectful landlords. In comedian Lara Ricote’s case, the list of rental hazards also includes ‘bad lasagna’ and ‘false accusations of theft.’ “This is maybe too lo
Brits are more likely to become an unpaid carer than they think (opens the original)
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Almost two-thirds of people in the UK will become unpaid carers. Kevin Cameron knows first-hand the financial toll caring can take Kevin Cameron and his son Tristan. Credit: supplied Almost two-thirds of us will become unpaid carers at some point – but Brits “massively underestimate” that figure, a new study has revealed. With an ageing population and rising numbers of people living with a disability in the UK, more people need friends or relatives to step in and provide unpaid care. But the sca
Will local housing allowance be unfrozen at autumn budget 2026? (opens the original)
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Low-income families are cutting back on food and energy to cover rent. Would unfreezing local housing allowance help them? Local housing allowance rates have been frozen while rents have increased, leaving housing benefit claimants with an average gap of £403 per month for a typical two-bedroom home. Image: Altaf Shah / Pexels Struggling renters and homelessness campaigners will be waiting with bated breath to see if chancellor John Healey unfreezes local housing allowance (LHA) rates at the aut
Reform voters don't back cuts disability benefits (opens the original)
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Only 7% of people said there should be less spending on disability benefits, figures from the British Social Attitudes survey suggest The Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC) in Norwich demonstrated outside the PIP offices in central Norwich in 2016. Image: Roger Blackwell/Flickr Fewer than one-in-14 Brits support cuts to disability benefits, a new report has found – making slashing them ‘politically risky’. Only 7% of people believe there should be less spending on disability benefits, figures f
Why are homeless people turning up at hospital? (opens the original)
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Only three of London's 33 boroughs continue to offer face-to-face drop-in services for people experiencing homelessness. When homelessness services are unavailabe, it is hospitals that are supporting people experiencing homelessness instead. Image: RDNE / Pexels As councils close face-to-face homelessness services, homeless people are presenting at hospitals instead. But a new legal challenge against one London council could determine whether local authorities can keep closing them. A Kings Coll
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