The Latest Breaking News from Awaab Ishak

Rochdale Borough Housing admitted it was wrong after it was slammed for appearing to try to blame Awaab Ishak'family for the mould

Launched by the Manchester Evening News and housing charity Shelter, Awaab's Law would compel housing associations not to allow any other child, or anyone else, to live in the uninhabitable conditions like the toddler suffered for so long

Police have been given another 36 hours to question a 31-year-old man on suspicion of killing the family

Rochdale Boroughwide Housing have outlined a series of changes

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Judi Love has now spoken out about how her 11-year-old son was seriously ill after developing breathing problems due to the damp social housing, as she reflected on two-year-old Awaab Ishak's tragic death

A London council has admitted “indefensible errors” were made by failing to ensure thousands of its social homes were safe to live in.

Macy Tyler, 22, lives in a Redbridge Council-provided flat in Basildon, Essex where conditions are so bad she reportedly says she'd rather live on the street than spend any more time there

Awaab's Law is calling for better regulation of the social housing sector following the toddler's tragic death