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The government will spend millions to fight homelessness

The UK government will almost double funding for efforts to eradicate sleepovers. Reuters reports.

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The government will spend millions to fight homelessness

The UK government will almost double funding for efforts to eradicate sleepovers. Reuters reports.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Treasury Secretary John Healey will allocate another £432 million ($577.7 million). The program provides housing and support and will run until 2029.

On his first day in Downing Street in July, Burnham said he wanted to end homelessness. He will meet with local leaders and philanthropists on Monday to discuss the plan.

Healy is expected to announce her first budget plan on Wednesday.

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