the family is privately renting the house from kent county council, it costs about £1750 a month, plusot all paying separate rent, or electricity bills, gas bills, and water bills, council tax and everything else. we are alljust paying one lump sum for the house. like all families, there are fallouts from time to time. despite this, richard would not swap living here for more personal space. as for domestic quarrels within the house? yes, they do happen. but we all have our own space. multi—generational living is not for everybody. not everybody gets on with their own family, of course. it isn't a solution that will suit everybody but i think it is a solution many people are looking for, and they would like to have in the future. the university of kent will be publishing its findings later this year. at the end of the day, most of the family gets together in the living room to eat. when they lived apart, these gatherings only happened on special occasions. now it is several times a week. the family has a further 12 month contract to live here but lizzie hopes they will be there for goo

kent county council spent almost 650,000. thanet council spent around £74,000. worth the expense. i think taxpayers' money is a good use for this project because it is the exemplar to other authorities as to what they can do with their historic housing stock which is so often blamed as being the cause for the social ills of those areas. and if that stops buildings being demolished, which i hope it will, that has saved the entire country money. the family's privately renting the house from kent county council. it cost around £1,750 a month plus bills. richard says that living together has helped them save money. and we're not all paying separate rents. we're not paying separate electricity bills and gas bills and water bills and council tax and everything else. so we're all nowjust paying one lump sum for the house. the university of kent will be publishing its findings later this year. the family has a further 12—month contract to live here. but lizzie hopes they'll be there for good. yeah, we've talked about the future quite often. it would be lovely that this

these are employees and ex—employees of kent county council itself, of other kent councils, of schoolsthe whole wealthy people, are they, who will depend on these pensions? absolutely, yes. these are, at the end of the day, hard—working people who need a pension at the end of their employment. back then, neil woodford said the fund's suspension would give him time to raise cash. but across the uk, more than 300,000 small investors have their money trapped. as difficult a decision as this is, and clearly frustrating for you, our investors, we felt that this was necessary to protect your interests. this decision was motivated by your interests, our investors. when it is appropriate, we will open the fund so that you can buy and sell as normal. this is neil woodford, neil woodford cbe for his services to the financial industry, his involvement in that market. so, you can accept underperformance, but for a fund to get suspended, it was surprising. to protect investors, funds like neil woodford's are meant to keep 90% of their investments in shares that can be sold quickly, if needed. but h

and one of the parties that has back to woodford, kent county council, and there a lot of questions beingn funds not because people did not realise they had never heard of woodford before. you would have no idea that some of it might be tucked away in an abstract fund. there were questions about how close description he was of his performance versus others, he is a very charismatic individual. people had seen him make certain moves in the past and they put a lot of faith in that kind of personality. but actually his performance versus peers was over several years not very good. and the reason why and joanne's prayers caught on all this... why another was caught up in all this was it was one of his funds of his caught up in this stop emma and it's like... they help them navigate this difficult were the facet management to get their funds up. let's finish with a nice picture story, the front page of the daily mail, feather in your cap. the royals on tour to pakistan and using it, they had the cameras and the press as a chance to draw attention to climate change stop was still in pakistan, i