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Phil Baraclough was one of the first people to be housed. The Guardian first met him in the summer of 2018, when he had moved into what he grumbled was a “grotty” first floor flat in Hulme, just outside Manchester city centre. It was his first permanent address since his girlfriend died eight and a half years earlier, triggering a downward spiral that led to him sleeping outside Manchester’s new Co-op building most nights. He was not in a brilliant way. His breathing was laboured, an after-effect of a bout of TB that had left him with one lung. He was quite clearly drinking heavily and ...