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Monday, December 13, 2004 |
BBC: "The number of homeless families in England has topped 100,000 for the first time, say new official figures.
But more than three quarters of the families are living in good quality, self contained temporary homes, not on the streets, stressed ministers.
'These new figures are shocking but they are only the tip of the iceberg. When you add in the 380,000 'hidden homeless' - those living in hostels, squats and other places - there are nearly half a million homeless people in the UK today,' said chief executive Shaks Ghosh."
1:57:27 PM 
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Scotsman: "Police have rejected calls to re-open the inquiry into the death of Dr David Kelly, the government weapons expert, after two paramedics who found him at the scene of his death said he could not have died from self-inflicted knife wounds.
Dave Bartlett and Vanessa Hunt, both ambulance workers, yesterday spoke out for the first time since the Hutton Inquiry, which concluded that Dr Kelly had committed suicide and died of wounds to the ulnar artery in his left wrist."
1:48:20 PM
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