Temporary Housing Linked to Child Deaths
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Temporary housing linked to deaths of at least 74 children

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At least 74 children have died in temporary housing in England in the last five years .
58 of those children were babies under the age of one, according to the NHS -funded National Child Mortality Database .
Homelessness combined with overcrowding, mould and lack of access to cots and Moses baskets, report finds.
She and her daughter Evie, now aged six weeks old , have been placed in hotels by her council.
She says there are no cooking or sterilising facilities and she feels vulnerable and frightened.
Angela Rayner : "We will fix the current system that has left far too many families trapped in temporary accommodation with no end in sight".
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