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campaign is calling es making life even ess pet owners. ws columnist ports\u2026 a place h artbreaking le ng to choose a place to sleep king No-one should be sleeping ru\ufb00 that bond to access shelter is to misunder- stand completely what animals mean to us. Compassion should never come with conditions. \u201cWe are a nation that prides itself on lov- ing dogs and that love must extend to peo- ple at their most vulnerable.<\/p>\n

I am proud to stand with Street Paws in saying no-one should be forced to choose between a roof over their head and the companion who has stood by them through everything.\u201d But sadly, for the moment, many pet owners are still being turned away from ac- commodation for refusing to abandon their pets.<\/p>\n

Street Paws says these policies are actively keeping people on the streets. Founder Michelle Southern OBE has wit- nessed the heartbreaking conse- quences and says a change is desperately needed. She adds: \u201cWhen ac- commodation providers refuse pets, they are not o\ufb00 ering help. T ey are issuing an impossible ultimatum. \u201cNo-one should be expected to surrender a beloved companion to access safety, warmth or support.\u201d<\/p>\n

T e charity, based in the north east of England, is now calling for an urgent change to Government housing policy. T ey want social landlords banned from unrea- sonably refusing pets where a risk assess- ment shows it is safe to have them. Michelle believes this one change would make a huge di\ufb00 erence \u2013 and would be simple and practical to implement. She says: \u201cIt already exists in the private rented sector.<\/p>\n

It requires no new legislation and no new funding \u2013 just clarity and compassion.\u201d \u25cf For more information about No One Left Outside, head to streetpaws.org. uk\/campaign. \u25cf To sign the petition, visit petition. parliament.uk\/petitions\/753095. RICKY Gervais has long been an advocate for animal rights. Last year alone, he donated \u00a32.43million in pro\ufb01 ts from his Mortality stand- up tour to 22 animal welfare groups. T e comic did the same in 2024, when he gave away \u00a31.9m from his hit Armageddon tour.<\/p>\n

And now the critter-loving star, who once called dogs the \u201cgreatest thing on earth\u201d, is backing a new charity campaign. Ricky, 64, is just one of the big names calling for an end to policies that can leave homeless pet owners without any support. About one in four people who are experi- encing homelessness have a pet. And many are forced to make the tough decision be- tween shelter and keeping their furry friend due to shocking exclusionary rules.<\/p>\n

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now Mandy 2 DAILY STAR, Tuesday, February 24, 2026 DS1ST TODAY’S WEATHER CORRECTIONS & COMPLAINTS If we\u2019ve published anything factually inaccurate, please contact the readers\u2019 editor by email at StarLetters@dailystar.co.uk or write to Readers\u2019 Editor, Daily Star, One Canada Square, London E14 5AP and, once veri\ufb01 ed, we\u2019ll correct it as soon as possible. The Daily Star and Daily Star Sunday are published by Express Newspapers, a subsidiary company of Reach PLC, which is a member of IPSO, the Independent Press Standards Organisation. We adhere to the Editors\u2019 Code Of Practice as enforced by IPSO, which is contactable for advice at IPSO Gate House, 1 Farringdon Street, EC4M 7LG.<\/p>\n

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SP: Spoke, 0333 202 3390 TRIPLE killer Valdo Calo- cane was released by mental health work- ers who considered the \u201cover-representation\u201d of young black men in de- tention, an inquiry heard. T e 34-year-old, who has paranoid schizophrenia, killed University of Nottingham stu- dents Barnaby Webber and Grace O\u2019Malley-Kumar, both Why was Notts killer released? INQUIRY TOLD OF RACE CALL 19, and caretaker Ian Coates, 65, in June 2023. T e inquiry heard that nearly three years earlier, Calocane kicked at a woman\u2019s door. She jumped from a window and damaged her spine.<\/p>\n

Mental health workers and doctors were \u201cleaning towards\u201d sectioning Calocane, who had been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage. But \u201cthe team of professionals consid- ered the research evidence that shows over-representation of young black males in deten- tion\u201d.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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