How many people are homeless in the UK?

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Unfortunately there are about 1 million people in Britain that are homeless. Half a million of which are on the street or in doorways and the other half a million are living in a squat or a temporary shelter.

Difficult to count, since many homeless are outside any formal record-keeping system.

Homeless implies no home. Squatting or living in any shelter is a home. A nasty home, but a home.
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