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3:00Now PlayingThe bleeding hearts are up in arms because Home Secretary Suella Braverman wants to restrict the use of tents by homeless people.
But wait - “It’s not the iron fist that they’re painting it to be,” argues Darren Grimes during his monologue on the Saturday Five. “It’s savvy policy with a bit of backbone. This isn’t about sprucing up the high street - it’s a crusade against making rough sleeping as common as pigeons in a park.”
Darren added: “Braverman’s not looking to give anyone the cold shoulder. With the Vagrancy Act out, there’s half a billion quid being pumped into the economy to bid farewell to rough sleeping. That’s a good thing. What we’re talking about here is pushing for proper digs: shelters, real bricks and mortar, houses. Not just a canvas roof. This is about raising the bar for public spaces and making sure help isn’t just a plaster on a wooden leg.”
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