Council spends more on homelessness than it saves on welfare clampdown.
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White House briefings lay out new drone rulebook – but questions remain
Signature strikes and CIA control of Pakistan drones likely until 2014, documents suggest
Home Secretary wins latest round of citizenship-stripping case
Vietnamese-born man accused of militant training loses Court of Appeal case.
Case study: Beleaguered in Brent
Hanane Toumi and her family work and study in Westminster but now commute from Brent.
Sharp rise in B&B spending as homelessness crisis intensifies
A £90m bed and breakfast bill for UK’s 12 largest cities.
Voices from the frontline of the housing crisis
Those who experience the housing maelstrom first-hand speak out.
Case study: Stranded in Southwark
With three children and a baby on the way Zara Mahamat just wants a stable home.
Infographic: Price of UK’s escalating housing crisis
The scale of Britain’s housing crisis visualised.
Get the data: Britain’s housing turmoil in numbers
Dataset: The Bureau’s research into the extent and cost of housing upheaval.
How we did it: Tracking the housing crisis
Methodology: How the Bureau compiled its data on homelessness.
Britain’s housing crisis: The impact on children
A-star students fail to make the grade when they are moved away, say teachers.
Forced exodus: London’s homeless pushed to suburbs
Benefit claimants should not be able to live in areas others can’t afford, says housing minister.
Scale of UK housing crisis revealed
Uprooted and vulnerable: The true cost of homelessness in Britain.
Home Secretary strips two more people of British citizenship
Theresa May continues to use powers of exile as total citizenship-stripping orders hits 23.
Pakistani court rules CIA drone strikes are illegal
‘Landmark’ judgment calls for Pakistani government to act against US drone strikes.
Red Cross chief urges caution over covert drones
Comments come days after human rights groups wrote to Obama over drones.
Secret US documents show Brennan’s ‘no civilian drone deaths’ claim was false
Leaked intelligence documents provide insight into Pakistan drone strikes.
Parents of British man killed by US drone blame UK government
In an exclusive interview, the parents of Mohamed Sakr speak out about his killing.
Pakistan government says ‘at least 400 civilians’ killed in drone strikes
Official Pakistan estimate closely matches Bureau’s drone data.
Calls for rethink on law that allows Home Secretary to revoke British citizenship
System revealed by the Bureau described as ‘not compatible with British justice’.
