Cameron's £400 million for broken Britain

Sarah Coles

Updated 14 July 2016 at 9:26 pm

After the summer's riots David Cameron was under pressure to come up with something to mend the cracks in British society. His solution has now been unveiled: a £400 fund for a network of caseworkers dedicated to tracking down and helping troubled families.

So is it money well spent?

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