could face working up to nine hours extra per week to make up for the shortfall. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. i ve only had the heating on in my flat three times since august 2016. i won t be able to get my son on the bus to school every single day. low anyway, it feels like a betrayal. - a child minderfrom county fermanagh, she says there is little if my washing machine breaks down, i have repair it. surplus, i have no savings. the mother of one says
and wales represent a 3.8% increase on the previous year. the trade in illegal drugs has increasingly been blamed for rising levels of violence in towns and cities across britain. in the seaside community of rhyl in north wales, research by bbc news shows that violent crime increased for four years before the pandemic, with drug gangs playing a significant part, as our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. they caught three people injecting there the other day. weekend patrol in the most violent neighbourhood in wales. shouting. i did not step forward! as covid restrictions ease, there is fear here, as elsewhere, that serious crime will increase. violent crime, for a long time in rhyl, was linked to the night time economy.
showed the country continued to record more drug related deaths than any other country in europe. well, in the seaside community of rhyl in north wales, research by bbc news shows that violent crime increased for four years before the pandemic, with drug gangs playing a significant part, as our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. they caught three people injecting there the other day. weekend patrol in the most violent neighbourhood in wales. shouting. i did not step forward! as covid restrictions ease, there is fear here, as elsewhere, that serious crime will increase. violent crime, for a long time in rhyl, was linked to the night time economy. assaults and beatings and stabbings a consequence of drinking too much, often at the weekend.
and wales represent a 3.8% increase on the previous year. the trade in illegal drugs has increasingly been blamed for rising levels of violence in towns and cities across britain. in the seaside community of rhyl in north wales, research by bbc news shows that violent crime increased for four years before the pandemic, with drug gangs playing a significant part, as our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. they caught three people injecting there the other day. siren weekend patrol in the most violent neighbourhood in wales. he said he was going to punch me! i did not step forward! no, we re not getting anywhere now! as covid restrictions ease, there s fear here, as elsewhere, that serious crime will increase. violent crime for a long time in rhyl was linked to the night time economy. assaults and beatings and stabbings, a consequence of drinking too much,
an olympic all around final, finishing in tenth. thousands of women are made homeless every year across the uk. for many of them it s because of domestic abuse fleeing violent partners, often with their children. but a new report says the strong link between women being abused and ending up homeless is often not talked about enough and far more needs to be done to protect them. it says they should be given more help, for example, to stay in their home while their abuser is moved away. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. he wouldn t leave. he d locked me in the house. it was then that i had to pay him money for me to escape, basically. among many instances of abuse, liana fairfax was held hostage by a former partner. i went back later that evening. all my clothes had been cut up. they had been set on fire in the back garden.