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Most rough sleepers say they’re treated unfairly by police, damning study reveals
Most rough sleepers say they’re treated unfairly by police, damning study reveals
I had no job, long-term mental health issues and £50,000 of debt. Now I’m living debt free
I had no job, long-term mental health issues and £50,000 of debt. Now I’m living debt free
‘I skip meals to save money’: Life on social care frontline is leading to a support worker exodus
‘I skip meals to save money’: Life on social care frontline is leading to a support worker exodus
‘This will transform lives’: London’s Sadiq Khan invests £10m in safety for domestic abuse survivors
‘This will transform lives’: London’s Sadiq Khan invests £10m in safety for domestic abuse survivors
Tory plan to criminalise rough sleepers will ‘destroy homeless people’s spirits’, MPs warned
Tory plan to criminalise rough sleepers will ‘destroy homeless people’s spirits’, MPs warned
DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
DWP faces ‘outrage’ and ‘paranoia’ if it continues plans to ‘spy’ on bank accounts
Big Issue founder calls for a Ministry of Poverty Prevention ahead of the general election
Big Issue founder calls for a Ministry of Poverty Prevention ahead of the general election
Stop service charge ‘scam’ costing people thousands, Tories told: ‘It’s dishonest’
Stop service charge ‘scam’ costing people thousands, Tories told: ‘It’s dishonest’
Prisoners could be released 60 days early to ease prison overcrowding
Prisoners could be released 60 days early to ease prison overcrowding
Local authority funding crisis ‘putting future of council housing under threat’
Local authority funding crisis ‘putting future of council housing under threat’
Housing estate plagued by mould, damp and dire conditions. Now, residents are fighting back
Housing estate plagued by mould, damp and dire conditions. Now, residents are fighting back
Assisted dying: The right to die shouldn’t only be for the rich. But could legalising it harm the poor?
Assisted dying: The right to die shouldn’t only be for the rich. But could legalising it harm the poor?
Repair Week 2024: There’s a simple way to save over £450 per year – start fixing stuff
Repair Week 2024: There’s a simple way to save over £450 per year – start fixing stuff
How baby banks are fighting child poverty and empowering mums in the cost of living crisis
How baby banks are fighting child poverty and empowering mums in the cost of living crisis
‘He’s like a caged animal in the flat’: Meet the parents fighting for an adult social care revolution
‘He’s like a caged animal in the flat’: Meet the parents fighting for an adult social care revolution
A quarter of young men think feminism is harming society. It’s proof of a growing Gen Z divide
A quarter of young men think feminism is harming society. It’s proof of a growing Gen Z divide
‘It’s not just wonky veg’: Meet the women using an ancient practice to help tackle food poverty
‘It’s not just wonky veg’: Meet the women using an ancient practice to help tackle food poverty
Someone’s Daughter, Someone’s Son filmmaker Lorna Tucker named Big Issue ambassador
Someone’s Daughter, Someone’s Son filmmaker Lorna Tucker named Big Issue ambassador
I was made homeless aged 16. Rough sleeping is completely different for women than it is men
I was made homeless aged 16. Rough sleeping is completely different for women than it is men
‘Sport saved me’: Paralympic legend Lauren Rowles on queer joy, Paris 2024 and becoming a mum
