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Over Half of UK Teachers Report Homeless Pupils in Classrooms

Homelessness Crisis Hits UK Classrooms

New research reveals 52% of teachers work with homeless children, disrupting education. The government's £3.5bn strategy aims to tackle the root causes. Read the full story.

Dublin Day Trip: Best Pint & 1-Hour Flight From UK

Dublin Day Trip: Best Pint & 1-Hour Flight

Discover why Dublin is the perfect extreme day trip from the UK. See Trinity College, Dublin Castle & taste the world's best Guinness, all within 24 hours.

Thousands of Refugees Face Winter Homelessness as Move-On Period Halved

Refugee homelessness crisis deepens this winter

Tens of thousands of refugees risk homelessness as the Home Office reverts to a 28-day move-on period. Charities are in crisis mode. Read the full report and learn how to help.

Dublin Council Withdraws Herzog Park Renaming Proposal

Dublin Council Pulls Herzog Park Renaming Vote

A controversial plan to rename Herzog Park in Dublin has been withdrawn after criticism from the Taoiseach and Israeli officials. Discover the full story behind this diplomatic row.

Irish PM Demands Withdrawal of 'Divisive' Herzog Park Renaming Plan

Martin: Withdraw 'Divisive' Herzog Park Renaming

Taoiseach Micheál Martin urges Dublin City Council to scrap a proposal to rename Herzog Park, calling it 'divisive and wrong'. The park honours former Israeli President Chaim Herzog, who had strong Irish roots.

172,000 UK Children Face Christmas Without a Home

172,000 UK Children Homeless This Christmas

Housing campaigner Kwajo Tweneboa reveals 172,000 British children are living in temporary accommodation. His GoFundMe campaign, '172,000 Reasons to Give', provides direct support. Donate now.

Sydney's Rental Crisis Deepens as Vacancies Hit Record Low

Sydney rental vacancies hit record low of 1.1%

Sydney's rental crisis intensifies as vacancy rates plummet to 1.1%, pushing families into homelessness. Discover the government's emergency response plan and what it means for tenants.

Home Office Scrambles to Contain Fallout from Southport Asylum Seeker Accommodation Crisis

Home Office damage control over Southport asylum hotel

Exclusive: Internal documents reveal Home Office officials raced to address 'reputational damage' after housing asylum seekers in Southport hotel without local consultation, sparking community backlash and political fallout.

Ireland Braces for Influx: Dublin Hotels Face Overwhelming Demand Amid UK Asylum Seeker Relocation Plans

Dublin hotels full amid UK asylum seeker influx

Dublin accommodation providers are experiencing unprecedented pressure as the UK government considers relocating asylum seekers to Ireland, creating a potential humanitarian crisis in the Irish capital.

Dublin and Kingston Forge Historic Friendship Pact - First-Ever Direct Link Between Capitals

Dublin and Kingston Forge Historic Friendship Pact

In a groundbreaking diplomatic move, Dublin and Kingston have established an unprecedented city-to-city partnership, creating the first-ever direct link between the Irish and Jamaican capitals with plans for cultural and economic cooperation.

UK Government Expands Health Hotel Accommodation Scheme for Vulnerable Households

Gov Expands Health Hotel Accommodation for Vulnerable

Exclusive: The government is significantly expanding its emergency accommodation programme, placing vulnerable individuals and families in hotels and other temporary housing to address urgent health and welfare needs across Britain.

Friendship or Finance? The Hidden Dangers of Renting From Friends in the UK Housing Crisis

The hidden dangers of renting from friends

As rental costs soar, more Britons are turning to friends for accommodation. But does mixing money and friendship create a recipe for disaster? Exclusive insights reveal the emotional and financial pitfalls.

Hundreds of Migrants Housed in Scots Army Barracks Spark Fury Among Council Leaders

Fury Over Migrants in Scots Army Barracks

Scottish council leaders voice outrage as hundreds of asylum seekers are moved into former army barracks accommodation, raising serious concerns about living conditions and community impact.

British Tourist Dies Two Months After Brutal Dublin Assault: Family's Heartbreak as Attacker Remains at Large

British tourist dies after Dublin assault

Simon Tweed, 58, from Kent, has died weeks after being kicked in the head during an unprovoked attack in Dublin city centre. Gardaí continue hunting for the suspect while his devastated family pays tribute to their 'gentle giant'.

Hotel Britain: The Shocking £8 Million Daily Cost of the UK's Asylum Accommodation Crisis

UK's £8m daily asylum hotel bill exposes system failure

Exclusive investigation reveals how Britain's broken asylum system is costing taxpayers £8 million daily on hotel accommodation alone, with both Conservative and Labour policies failing to address the deepening crisis.

Hotel Britain: The Shocking £8 Million Daily Cost of the UK's Asylum Seeker Accommodation Crisis

UK's £8m daily asylum hotel crisis exposed

Exclusive investigation reveals how Britain's broken asylum system is haemorrhaging public funds while failing both migrants and local communities. Discover the staggering truth behind the hotel accommodation crisis.

Revealed: The Shocking £1.7bn Hotel Bill for Asylum Seekers - Taxpayer Cost Crisis Exposed

£1.7bn Hotel Bill for Asylum Seekers Exposed

Exclusive investigation uncovers how UK taxpayers are footing an enormous bill for housing asylum seekers in hotels, with costs spiralling out of control and local communities facing unprecedented strain.

Epping Forest Hotel Axed: Home Office Scrambles as Asylum Seeker Accommodation Plan Collapses

Home Office Scraps Epping Forest Asylum Hotel Plan

Exclusive: The Home Office's controversial plan to house asylum seekers in an Epping Forest hotel has been abruptly abandoned following intense local opposition and security concerns, revealing deepening challenges in the UK's migrant accommodation crisis

Councils Told to House Asylum Seekers Until Year-End Amid Growing Backlog Crisis

Councils to house asylum seekers until year-end

Local authorities across Britain face extended housing obligations for asylum seekers until December 31st as government struggles with processing delays and accommodation shortages.

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