All news on the topic: Homelessness

The former USWNT goalkeeper has become a Homeless World Cup champion and is bidding to put an end to one of the world's widest-reaching human issues as a legacy to her late father

Incredible 40-year-old Shane Yerrell travelled across the UK to ]bring presents for 8-year-old Marcel and his mother, Sarah, who became homeless after they were evicted from their rented flat

University student Jasmine, whose name has been changed, was forced to live in her car parked in Newcastle city centre despite working part-time while studying for her university exams

Joseph Broadbent claims he was given only two hours' notice to leave Russell House in Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire after breaching the rules of his accommodation

It was always likely that Prince Harry would leave the Royal Family, but more should have been done to try and find a solution, says BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell

A man made homeless by a fire then stranded in a car park has found Christmas cheer in a small Scottish village with locals rallying round to help him and his three dogs

A survey by the charity Crisis has found that a shocking nine out of 10 homeless people have endured physical or verbal abuse

The Voice of the Mirror says the Government has failed to build enough homes and has cut services to the bone

Charity Shelter said teachers are witnessing the 'horrors of homelessness' with school children missing days in the classroom due to bad housing or homelessness

The 4,000 inhabitants left homeless after the fissure split open have been told they may return again to the town between 7am and 4pm

Good Samaritan Isabel Ainsworth-Smith, 22, befriended the homeless grandfather, identified only as Matt, and launched an online appeal to help raise the funds to check him into a hotel

Appearing before the Commons Liaison Committee, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was asked if lies awake at night thinking about the gulf between the rich and poor in Britain

Eight-year-old Marcel and mum Sarah were evicted from their home prompting the youngster with learning difficulties to worry Father Christmas wouldn't be visiting this year

A content creator known as Ranger Rick visited the notorious, off-grid civilization of Slab City, a place rumoured to be filled with dangerous felons with no police in sight

Michael Carroll won big on the lottery and once ­bragged that he had slept with 4,000 women, but eventually the cash ran out and he had to go back to his old job as a bin man

As Emmerdale's Zak Dingle, Steve Halliwell brought us one of the greatest soap legends of all time, but his road to stardom was far from easy, as the actor lived on the streets before finding success

Four years after the Conservative Party promised to "level up" Britain's forgotten communities, the New Britain Project's Broken Britain Index paints a stark picture of deepening regional inequalities

Around 309,000 people will spend Christmas without a home, including almost 140,000 children, according to national housing charity Shelter - a stark increase of 14% - or 38,100 people - in one year

The charity Shelter's research shows homelessness in England has grown rapidly in the past year with over 3,000 people sleeping rough on any given night and 279,400 in temporary accommodation

This week, Prince William joined a Christmas party arranged by The Passage and helped volunteers make food during the day. He is patron of the homelessness charity

Eight-year-old Marcel asked his mum if Father Christmas would be able to find them after their landlord evicted them from their flat in Cardiff, as Wales faces a hidden homeless 'health crisis'

Aaron McCarthy was soaked with water from a mop bucket by a callous security guard whilst minding his business near a McDonald's branch on Victoria Street, London

In Birmingham alone, there are more than 4,000 families who have nowhere permanent to call home, including 8,560 children - 1,420 of them forced to live in B&Bs and hotel rooms

Aaron McCarthy and his belongings were soaked when a McDonald's security guard began mopping the area where he had been sitting outside a bank - the fast food giant have since apologised

Richard O'Brien, a 56-year-old sleeping rough on the streets of Cardiff, Wales, often bedded down outside the entrance of Burger King, which was where he was tragically found dead on November 27