the charity buttle uk says many of them are forced to share beds with their siblings, or even sleep one discussing in a moment, but first bbc yorkshire's anna crossley has met families who have been helped with beds. delighted with his new bed and duvet. mikhail now has a place to sleep thanks to the charity buttle uk. since growing out of his cot two years ago, he had been sharing a bed with his mum. i couldn't afford a bed with the money i was getting. he was keeping me up all night, kicking. i was surviving on two hour's sleep. i was getting annoyed with myself. i was feeling like i shouldn't be a mum because my children were going without what they needed. i spent most nights getting upset with myself. even trying to find ways... i would be sat up until five o'clock in the morning trying to find a way round being able to get my kids things. sarah and mikhail are not alone. buttle uk says that over the past five years it has given beds to over 13,500 children. primary school teacher becks wilson was so concerned that she set up own charity to help deal with the problem in leeds. she

buttle uk is calling on mps and local councils to take action.s ago, he had been sharing a bed with his mum at their home in bradford. so i couldn‘t afford a bed with the money i was getting. mikhail was obviously keeping me up all night, kicking. i was just surviving on two hours‘ sleep. so obviously i was getting poorly with myself, feeling like i shouldn‘t be a mum and stuff, because my children were going without what they needed. buttle uk says over the past five years it has given beds to 13,500 children. but it believes there are many thousands more who are affected. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play so... teacher bex wilson was so concerned about bed poverty in leeds that she set up her own charity to deal with the problem. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers — theirs is a familiar story. bright children who are too tired to learn. and if you look behind you, we‘ve got some brand—new beds coming so that each of you have your own bed. it‘s typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture a

buttle uk is calling on mps and local councils to take action.anks to the charity buttle uk. since growing out of his cot two years ago, he had been sharing a bed with his mum at their home in bradford. i couldn't afford a bed with the money i was getting. mikhail was obviously keeping me up all night, kicking. i was just surviving on two hours sleep. on two hours' sleep. so obviously i was getting poorly with myself, feeling like i shouldn't be a mum and stuff, because my children were going without what they needed. buttle uk says over the past five years it has given beds to 13,500 children. but it believes there are many thousands more who are affected. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play so... teacher bex wilson was so concerned about bed poverty in leeds that she set up her own charity to deal with the problem. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers — theirs is a familiar story. bright children who are too tired to learn. and if you look behind you, we've got some brand—new beds coming so that each of you have your

buttle uk is calling on mps and local councils to take action.ts. delighted with his new bed and duvet. mikhail now has his own place to sleep, thanks to the charity buttle uk. since growing out of his cot two years ago, he had been sharing a bed with his mum at their home in bradford. i couldn't afford a bed with the money i was getting. mikhail was obviously keeping me up all night, kicking. i was just surviving on two hours sleep. so obviously i was getting poorly with myself, feeling like i shouldn't be a mum and stuff because my children were going without what they needed. the charity says it is given beds to 13,000 children over the past two years and believes there are many thousands more effect that. the boys are really wanting to get back out to play... teacher becks wilson spends much of her free time delivering beds, duvets and pyjamas to children in leeds. today she is dropping beds off to three brothers, like children too tired to learn, a familiar story. if you look behind you, we've got some brand—new beds coming so that each of y

that s according to the charity buttle uk, which has provided more than 13,000 beds to children in theew bed and duvet, mikhail now has his own place to sleep thanks to the charity buttle uk. since growing out of his cot two years ago, he had been sharing a bed with his mum at home in bradford. i couldn‘t afford a bed with the money i was getting. mikhail was keeping me up all night, kicking. i was surviving on two hours sleep. i was getting poorly myself. i was feeling like i shouldn‘t be a mum because my children were going without what they needed. sarah and mikhail‘s story isn‘t unusual. teacher becks wilson spends much of her free time delivering beds, duvets and pyjamas to children in leeds. if you look behind you, we have got some brand—new beds coming in, so each of you have your own bed. it is typical of all our referrals that we have with the lack of furniture and things. children sleeping in rooms, in spaces like this, on a mattress on the floor. no space for storage and those kind of things. it is quite typical. where are the children here sleeping? at the moment there are

that's according to the charity buttle uk, which has provided more than 13,000 beds to children in the the homeless. it's working with a charity that helps them off the streets and intojobs, by putting them through a free training course. they hope more london venues will start following the goring hotel's lead. i didn't think they'd get as many skills and skill sets into a 10—week course as they have done, so they've done well to be able to do that. the learning format it's been done on, it's easy to pick up. i think there is a bit more work that needs to be done, i need a bit more practice getting back into the hospitality side of it and that's where i can see my career going now. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tube this morning. onto the roads, and northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich road flyover. in walthamstow, saint james's street is closed between coppermill lane and station road for that police investigation i mentioned earlier — that's at st james street overground station. the sta