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You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeA 25 year old who lost everything in lockdown has opened up about his ordeal after being forced to live in a tent.Jackson Marks broke up with his partner, and his successful tiling business ground to a halt because of the pandemic.And as his dad was forced to shield because of illness, he was unable to stay with him, Devon Live reports.Before lockdown, Jackson was running a successful business earning up to 4,000 a month.However, due to the pandemic, as well as believing he had a driving ban due to an insurance issue, he was unable to work and did not have enough money to move into private rented accommodation.With nowhere to go, home for Jackson became a tent in his dad garden for two gruelling months.Prince Charles and Camilla receive first dose of Covid 19 vaccineHe recalled: “I looked into one bed housing but it’s so expensive and I couldn’t afford it on Universal Credit. Once I’d have paid my rent it would have left me skint for the next three weeks. I had never claimed benefits in my life.”I looked for work online and rung up agencies, but I just need the world to come out of lockdown.”As I couldn’t move in with my dad, I put up a tent outside the kitchen window of his ground floor flat.”It was a nightmare and I wouldn’t wish it on anyone.

The withdrawal period has been twice extended, however, to create what Philippine officials say is a window for better terms to be agreed. RZIM released an independent report by the Atlanta law firm Miller Martin detailing Zacharias transgressions, including sexual misconduct and rape allegations from more than a dozen massage therapists and the discovery of about 200 photos of young women on his phones, some of them nude selfies. The board of RZIM, which is led by Zacharias daughter, said it was “shocked and grieved by Ravi actions,” and apologized to his victims: “Words cannot come close to expressing the sorrow that we feel for what you have been through or the gratitude we feel for the bravery with which you have responded.” RZIM denied any sexual misconduct by its founder last fall, and Zacharias had sued one accuser for extortion before he died.