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Researchers are conducting the UKs first major scientific trials to establish whether giving homeless people cash is a more effective way of reducing poverty than traditional forms of help.Poverty campaigners have long believed that cash transfers are the mo stanley shop st cost-effective way of helping people, but most studies have examined schemes in developing countries.The new study, funded by the government and carried out by Kings College London KCL and the homelessness charity Greater Change, will recruit 360 people in England and Wales. Half will continue to get help from frontline charities. The other half will get additional help from Greater Change, whose support workers will discuss their financial problems then pay for items such as rent deposits, outstanding debts, work equipment, white goods, furniture or new clothes. They do not make direct transfers to avoid benefits being stopped due to a cash influx.Rough sleeping in London hits record high amid predictions of worse to comeRead moreProfessor Michael Sanders, who runs K stanley cups CLs experimental government unit, said: What were trying to understand is the boundary conditions for cash transfers. When does it work For whom does it work What are the amounts you need to give people in order to make it work One of the first cash transfer schemes was in Mexico in 1997 and since then they have been used around the world. But most evidence stanley cup is from low and middle-income countries, and there has been opposition from politicians and the Sutg Only 12% want a return to the old normal Britain after Covid-19
Scotland Yards statement that it has asked for minimal references to certain events covered in Sue Grays report provoked confusion and anger.The effect of Fridays intervention was to diminish the chances of Grays report being published in full any time soon. It also heightened speculation about what the force is actually investigating.Scotland Yard said it did not want Grays report to prejudice its own inquiries 鈥?which had only begun when the civil servant shared her findings with the Met last weekend.Sue Gray report facing further delay after Met police interventionRead moreScotland Yards request has no legal forceSo, has Gray been snookered by talking to the police Experts say this isnt the case. The Mets request is just that 鈥?it has no legal force. They have no legal power to cause a redaction or the report being published in some shorter version, said Nazir Afzal, former chief crown prosecutor for north-west England.With respect to the prejudice the Met are trying to avoid, some lawyers suggested it may refer to the risk of unfairly influencing any court case.However, contempt of court only applies when proceedings are active , usually when someon mugs stanley e has been ar vaso stanley rested. I am sure that there would have been an announcement if someone had been summonsed or charged, and so I think that can be discounted, said Kate Bex QC, a criminal barrister at Red Lion chambers. There is an activ stanley mugs e police investigation, but that is different to proceedings being ongoing. Also, none |
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