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At the Liberal Democrats' autumn conference, Wendy Chamberlain criticized Reform UK MPs for prioritizing media work over constituency duties. She highlighted the need for MPs to focus on community issues, especially in areas like Clacton and Ashfield. Meanwhile, Diane Abbott's memoir raises questions about support for Black MPs in the Labour Party.
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New government data reveals a record 117,350 households in temporary accommodation in England, with a significant rise in families with children. Scotland also reports over 30,000 open homelessness cases, highlighting a nationwide housing emergency. Experts call for urgent government action to address the crisis and increase affordable housing supply.
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In 2024, at least 52 migrants have died attempting to cross the English Channel, with four fatalities reported recently, including a child. The International Organization for Migration calls for safer migration routes, while UK officials emphasize the need to combat people smuggling. The situation highlights the ongoing dangers faced by migrants seeking refuge in the UK.