The Latest Breaking News from Awaab Ishak

Following the tragic death of Awaab Ishak in Rochdale, who a coroner ruled died from exposure to mould, Nottingham City Homes is reviewing how it deals with complaints.

Mohamed Abubakar, his wife Rasha Al-Buriahi and their four children of whom the youngest is one-year-old, have to eat and sleep in the same room of their overcrowded home in east London

Mum-of-four Charlotte Green rushed her two-year-old son to hospital on Boxing Day after he started struggling to breathe, just weeks after her baby daughter was hospitalised with a chest infection

Beverley Simms is urging Camden Council to re-home her as a doctor says "severe mould" is exacerbating a number of health conditions including vertigo, headaches and vomiting

Pregnant Skye Joseph, 31, says she fears for her children's health after years of living in a flat plagued by mould. She also claims she's forked out thousands of pounds replacing items damaged by the issue

Mum Gemma Ewing has hit out at West Dunbartonshire Council (WDC) over black mould which she says is rife in her Overburn Crescent home and is putting the family’s health at risk.

Figures released last week found there are 3.4million homes that do not meet the Decent Homes Standard and The Mirror is today calling for urgent action to end the housing hell

Mum-of-four Charlotte Green has been battling the excessive mould growing in her home since 2017 and claims the council are only offering temporary solutions.

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WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT Mum-of-four Charlotte Green says two of her children have been to hospital due to breathing difficulties, while one of her daughters has started suffering from allergic reactions

An M.E.N investigation after death of Awaab Ishak in revealed the extent of problems of damp and mould at housing association RBH's properties in Freehold, Rochdale. But it isn't just Rochdale, and it isn't just RBH. Here, Jigsaw Homes Group tenants across Tameside speak of the hazards in their homes