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the results are expected around one o clock, around midnight. when we think of homelessness we usually think of people living on the street but thousands of families don t have a place to call home and are forced to live in hostels or sofa surf with friends and relatives. there are currently around 120 thousand children living in temporary accommodation in england, according to government figures. nadine, leonie and andrea are among the hidden homeless. they ve been speaking to emma baugh. it s quite horrible because they have had to move so much they have not had a home, they have just had four walls. my five year old does not know what home is, so he was not even a year old when we were first evicted. and obviously since then we have been so far surfing, and obviously since then we have been sofa surfing, hotels, free accommodation. we don t know where we re
but look at where we are, we are in the middle of the countryside. there are few people around to notice and this is why one reason why it is such a hidden problem. not far from the railway bridge, there s another spot on the edge of some playing fields. so this is the sort of places that people would camp out. there has been somebody who has been camping out here. laura is part of a task force set up to build an accurate picture of rural homelessness. a lot of people that i ve talked to in herefordshire and that we have talked to as a team in other locations, they are staying with family and friends, they are sofa surfing, or moving between places wherever they can get their head down. there are also a lot of people staying in places like barns or caravans places where they might not be so visible. dr carin tunaker is leading the investigation. what local authorities and organisations across the country are warning us is that the cost of living crisis, the fuel crisis, brexit, is al