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This man has been rough sleeping in nottingham since february. i can just level it out and sleep as i would in a bed. that's ingenious. is it comfortable? it's very comfortable, yeah. it's only a bit of an issue because it's a bit cramped from the shoulder sides, so you don't have much room to move. a former well—paid it consultant. when his landlord unexpectedly evicted him, the 41—year—old says he didn't have the money for another property. keeping things organised in a tight space is quite important because it still needs to be functional. in fact, now is the time when i need to be mo...

This is home. so i move the front board, and then i can sleep completely flat. this man has been rough sleeping in nottingham since february. i canjust level it out and sleep as i would in a bed. that is ingenious. is it comfortable? it's very comfortable, yeah. it's only a bit of an issue because it is a bit cramped from the shoulder size, so you don't have much room to move. a former well—paid it consultant, when his landlord unexpectedly evicted him, the 41—year—old says he did not have the money for another property. keeping things organised in a tight space is quite important, becau...

Of housing is driving people to the streets. we've got an increase of people that are working, landlords have increased their rents, so even though they're working, they're unable to afford that rent any more. an increase in people that were sofa surfing that can no longer do that. the household can't afford that extra running water, that extra food because times are really difficult. ministers say they are spending £500 million over three years tackling rough sleeping, but the rising cost of rents and mortgages may overwhelm their efforts. michael buchanan, bbc news. ukrainian forces have be...

Sadiq Khan announced a further £20m of investment to help tackle the rise in people sleeping rough

Good morning, we are discussing putin and the future until ten o'clock, and then at ten, such an important conversation, the princess of wales, william is set to unveil a plan to eradicate homelessness. he has made it his life's work, you might remember those pictures when he was 11, with his mother, visiting homelessness hostels, and he says homelessness hostels, and he says homelessness should not exist in a modern and progressive society, he says he wants to make it rare and brief and and repeated. more than 300,000 people across the uk are currently homeless. it comes in different forms, s...