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.
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Half of teachers work in schools with homeless children
A major Shelter survey reveals over half of teachers in England have homeless pupils, causing exhaustion, missed school and poor mental health. Urgent government action is needed.
Dog Reunited After 5 Years, 2000-Mile Journey
A dachshund mix missing since 2021 is miraculously reunited with his California family after being found in Detroit, highlighting the vital importance of microchipping pets.
Christmas lights on neighbour's fence risk £2.5k fine
Hanging festive lights on a shared fence without permission could be classed as criminal damage, leading to fines up to £2,500. Always seek neighbourly consent to avoid legal trouble.
Guest trashes Newcastle hotel room, leaves blood on walls
A Newcastle hotel guest caused £3,000 of damage, leaving blood on walls and glass on the carpet. He claimed no memory of the incident. Read the full story.
Seattle homeless encampment grows near tourist spots
Massive homeless encampment emerges near Seattle's Space Needle as city prepares for new mayor's policies. Concerns rise over drug use and public safety. Read the full investigation.
Foxes damage 40 cars in Dublin estate
Residents in a Dublin estate are using chicken wire to protect their cars from foxes chewing through wires, causing tens of thousands in repair costs. Discover the preventative measures experts recommend.
Dog waits 300 days for a home before viral miracle
After nearly 300 days in a shelter, an abandoned pit bull's story went viral, leading to his dream adoption. Discover how Brody found his happy ending.
Grandad adopts shelter's longest resident cat
A 78-year-old man, Grandpa John, adopted the cat who had been at the shelter the longest, finding companionship and purpose. Discover their heartwarming story.
Subway slasher caught after shelter damage spree
Tyquan Manassa arrested for slashing two strangers on Queens subway platform. The suspect was identified after causing $1000 damage at homeless shelter. Read the full details.
Alison Hammond moved to tears by homeless mother's story
This Morning's Alison Hammond breaks down hearing a single mother's account of six years in temporary accommodation with her son. A record 172,420 children in England are homeless.
Alison Hammond moved to tears by homeless mum's story
This Morning's Alison Hammond breaks down as a single mother reveals her family's six years in temporary accommodation. Shelter reports a record 172,420 homeless children in England.
Alpine Art Installation Requires 6-Hour Hike
A new art installation in the Italian Alps, the Frattini Bivouac, is only accessible via a six-hour trek. The red shelter offers basic refuge and encourages visitors to 'think like a mountain'. Discover this unique blend of art and wilderness.
Expert: Why your garden needs an 'untidy' corner
Garden expert David Denyer explains why a perfectly tidy garden harms wildlife. Discover how to prepare your garden for winter while protecting hedgehogs, bees, and birds.
FatFace AW25: Perfect Party Season Fashion Launches
FatFace launches its AW25 collection featuring elegant occasionwear, cosy charity knits supporting Shelter, and elevated menswear. Discover the perfect festive pieces.
JJJJJerome Ellis & Vesper Sparrow's New Album Review
Discover how JJJJJerome Ellis and Vesper Sparrow's collaborative album 'Shelter Press' creates profound musical sanctuary through experimental soundscapes and poetic depth.
Glass mountain shelter unveiled for 2026 Olympics
An innovative glass bivouac, designed for mountaineers, will be showcased at the 2026 Winter Olympics before being installed in the Italian Alps. Discover this feat of sustainable design.
Crisis urges Shelter to directly house homeless people
Leading homelessness charity Crisis calls on Shelter to embrace direct housing provision after successful pilot. Could this transform Britain's approach to rough sleeping?
UK parents plead for daughter homeless after hurricane
British parents make urgent appeal to Home Office after their daughter becomes homeless in Jamaica following devastating Hurricane Melissa, facing bureaucratic delays.
NYC's First AI Bus Shelter Arrives in Manhattan
Manhattan unveils Britain's first generative AI bus shelter with real-time updates, safety features, and interactive capabilities at Upper East Side location
A$AP Rocky sued for $1M over apartment water damage
A$AP Rocky, partner of global superstar Rihanna, is embroiled in a major legal battle as neighbours sue for over $1 million following alleged water damage from his New York City apartment that caused 'catastrophic' destruction to the building below.
Vaping damages blood vessels like smoking - study
Groundbreaking research exposes how vaping damages blood vessels and heart function, challenging perceptions of e-cigarettes as a safe smoking alternative.
UK pilot scheme helps homeless people access banking
The UK government launches a groundbreaking initiative to tackle financial exclusion by helping homeless individuals access basic banking services through a new pilot scheme starting in January.
Delaware's homeless crisis: Christina Park's street ordeal
A deeply troubling account of homelessness in Wilmington, Delaware, where Christina Park's life on the streets exposes systemic failures and human suffering in America's wealthiest state.
Afghanistan's Blue Mosque damaged in devastating earthquake
A powerful earthquake has struck western Afghanistan, causing significant damage to the iconic Blue Mosque in Herat and resulting in numerous casualties as rescue efforts continue.
Giant hailstones batter Queensland in destructive storm
South-East Queensland reels from catastrophic storm damage as tennis ball-sized hail pummels suburbs, shredding vegetation and damaging property in violent weather event.
Pensioner withholds council tax over damaging speed humps
A defiant 73-year-old is withholding his council tax in protest against dangerous speed humps that he claims are destroying vehicles and making his street a 'nightmare' for residents. Discover why this pensioner is taking a stand against local authorities
Jamaica's Black River devastated by Hurricane Melissa
Residents of Jamaica's historic Black River confront devastating aftermath as Hurricane Melissa destroys homes, floods streets, and leaves communities counting the cost of rebuilding.
Gardeners' Warning: Bamboo Could Cost You Thousands
UK gardening experts issue urgent warning about invasive bamboo species spreading uncontrollably and causing structural damage to properties across Britain.
Kent hospice damaged by hurricane, services threatened
A Kent hospice serving vulnerable patients faces severe disruption after hurricane-force winds caused extensive damage, putting critical care services at risk.
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