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The Office for National Statistics is consider scrapping annual homeless deaths counts but homelessness groups say they should remain.

More than 4,000 people were spotted rough sleeping in London between July and September as Home Office policy drives refugees to streets.

New figures show more than 3,000 young people were eligible for homeless support in 2022-23

A total of 3,107 people were spotted sleeping rough in London between January and March as charities blame cost of living crisis

The government has laid out a plan to tackle anti-social behaviour in Britain, but a number of its key areas have been dubbed by many as anti-working class.

Rishi Sunak's anti-social behaviour plan could see rough sleepers fined up to £500 for breaching community orders and criminalised in similar ways to the Vagrancy Act

"It’s incredibly disappointing to see the government resorting to this rhetoric."

Hundreds of thousands of school-age children are living in temporary accommodation during the summer holidays due to family homelessness, the Local Government Association (LGA) has warned.

Automatic payments taken out of people’s benefits should be halted as claimants battle soaring costs, the Work and Pensions Committee said.

Charities have said people with deductions are being left without enough money to afford food or to pay their bills.