September 1 New terror rehousing law revealed

George wished the radio was louder, only two nights since his terror had arrived, the last on the road to be installed and he already hiding and sleeping downstairs. From above the cries continued, he heard them everytime Clarrie Grundy paused for breath. She and Eddie were discussing their troubled sons, George registered briefly that the cries in the background added a degree of pathos before remembering what was causing them.
After a week he'll feel better, that was what the television said. Just has to hold his nerve, stiff upper lip and all that. As the morning light starts to creep through the blinds the cries subside. George turns the radio off and climbs into his makeshift bed, five more nights to go.