Things can change. filmmaker lorna tucker’s humanising documentary delivers a searing truth that homelessness can happen to anyone, and reminds us hope is never lost

As a teenager my life was pretty tumultuous. At 16, I had fallen madly in love with a boy my parents deeply disapproved of, and it was a real tussle for freedom and control. I’d started being naughty

After her brother died, photographer Jo Ritchie found herself unable to pick up a camera. But with a portrait series, she has built a community that turns loss into light, resilience and hope, writes Peter Dench

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Tom felt like “everything in the world just stopped” when he was made homeless and lost his job just days before Christmas last year. The 22-year-old from Birmingham had been living above a pub with h