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of the waiting times for example and the issue of public support for a national health service. indeed. this survey did ask respondents about do they still believe in the principles of the nhs, free at the point of use, and primarily funded through general taxation, and an overwhelming majority, more than eight in ten, supported those principles. but there was a desire to get more funding into the nhs. just over 40% said they were willing to pay more in tax to increase funding for the nhs. although a minority, a significant minority i must say, 28%, said they believe the nhs should still live within its own budget. the number of homes available to rent in the uk, has fallen by a third over the past 18 months. this sharp drop in the number of listings, means that prospective tenants are now facing an 11% price hike, to secure a property. our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been
for the arrival of little baby ayla this week. colletta smith, bbc news. and to see how much rents have gone up in your area, what your rights are when renting and tips to get a rental property, you can head to the bbc news home page and look for the section called cost of living, tackling it together. one of scotland s main police control rooms used a fake system to manipulate response time targets for eight years, according to documents seen by the bbc. thousands of calls to the bilston glen control room in midlothian were given a fake call name meaning internal systems would register that thejob had been passed to officers but, instead, they were parked on a list. police scotland said the practice should not have continued after the creation of the national police force in 2014 and was stopped in 2015.
at the same time, rents have gone up by around 11%, on average, driven by the shortage of property available. and there s been a big increase in the number of no fault evictions, despite the government promising to ban that in england. as part of the bbc s rental health week, our cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been following the stories of those navigating the pressures of the rental market. as you can see, underneath s completely disgusting. all the wall is waterlogged. chiara and her husband complained about mould and damp in their london flat and were issued with a section 21 eviction order injanuary. there s, like, water between the panes. ..and we ve been following their house hunt. so, a good location. 1,500 for a one bed. this is the kitchen, yeah, there s the garden. she s had enough of being dragged around flats all week. 0ur old letting agent e mailed to say that they re keeping our full deposit, so i spent all day yesterday trying to sort that out, and just
the liberal democrats have accused the conservatives of making the cost of living crisis worse, as the party launched its campaign for local elections in england in may. the party s leader, sir ed davey, said the tory government had crashed the economy and added hundreds of pounds to people s monthly mortgage payments. here s our political correspondent, jonathan blake. breaking down what they call a blue wall of conservative support, the lib dems gave their now familiar message a rural spin to launch the party s campaign for local elections next month. hi, everybody! the theme continued, as the lib dem leader, sir ed davey, took his tractor to berkhamsted, in hertfordshire, this morning one of many rural areas where council seats are upforgrabs. his focus, the cost of living and health services, which he claims are on the brink. well, on the 4th of may, the british people can send the conservatives a very strong message, that they re fed up of them. that they think they ve betra