LONDON: The number of homeless people in England soared by more than a quarter last year on fallout from the cost-of-living crisis triggered by soaring inflation, official data showed Tuesday.A total 3,069 people were recorded as sleeping “rough” on a single night in autumn 2022, according to an annual count undertaken by local authorities and published by the government.It marked the first increase since 2017 and a 26-percent jump from 2021…
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