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Today, Andy Burnham has doubled the funding for his pledge to get rough sleepers off the streets by Christmas. £432 million pound will be announced for the plan…
Today, Andy Burnham has doubled the funding for his pledge to get rough sleepers off the streets by Christmas. £432 million pound will be announced for the plan in Wednesday’s budget. Adam and Chris are joined by housing correspondent Tarah Welsh to discuss how the money could be spent and why the government has chosen to focus on rough sleeping.
Plus, with elections taking place in Brazil and Serbia over the weekend and Israeli voters set to go to the polls tomorrow Adam caught up with political scientist Ben Ansell from the University of Oxford to break down what the elections tell us about trends in global politics.
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@@michelangelope830Imported2wk ago
Se creen que hacen mucho no haciendo nada y herniándose haciéndolo. Vagos sanos y flojos con arrojo. Cobardes de tardes de pacharán que pasarán a la historia y dolerán en la memoria. Soy un poeta y la rima me sienta como siesta. Soy el que voy. Soy el amigo de mi ombligo. No tengo padre ni madre que me den hambre. La niñez la dejé cuando se acabó mi timidez. Necesito éxito y puedes ayudar a despertar, que la vida es sueño y los sueños sueños son. Gracias.
@@Sebster656Imported2wk ago
Really? Because according to a probation officer leaked, the government is handing tents to early released prisoners and telling to set up in parks. Burnham is conning us all.
@@CaneandunableImported2wk ago
Strange that there will be just as many rough sleepers as before after this policy is enacted. It’s all total bs. However what is not bs is the defence budget lie which if is absolutely true should bring this Corrupt Government down,
@@JohnTeachImported2wk ago
Andy and his gimmick politics 🫣😳🙄
@@edaleman2758Imported2wk ago
The far right will be along shortly to cheer for Andy Burnham's efforts to get homeless veterans off the streets and into accommodation....
@@Humanity_Hope_Imported2wk ago
Housing prices are unaffordable, even for a worker who is well-integrated into society<br>When someone loses their home, they need immediate assistance to be able to rent a room<br>Not having easy access to a bathroom and a daily shower is very destabilizing<br>Sleeping out in the open not only exposes you to the elements, but to theft and harassment
@@user-BowskiImported2wk ago
No chance how u solve something that’s been happening and not solved for decades in a few month
@@SpookyTooth1974Imported2wk ago
rough sleeping. LOL I was expecting sleep remedies not homeless people sleep roughly
Today, Andy Burnham has doubled the funding for his pledge to get rough sleepers off the streets by Christmas. £432 million pound will be announced for the plan in Wednesday’s budget. Adam and Chris are joined by housing correspondent Tarah Welsh to discuss how the money could be spent and why the government has chosen to focus on rough sleeping.
Plus, with elections taking place in Brazil and Serbia over the weekend and Israeli voters set to go to the polls tomorrow Adam caught up with political scientist Ben Ansell from the University of Oxford to break down what the elections tell us about trends in global politics.
Subscribe to our channel here: https://bbc.in/bbcnews
For the latest news download the BBC News app or visit BBC.com/news
#BBCNews
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