Parents of youngsters committing anti-social behaviour should have their benefits cut or be evicted from their homes, a think-tank has urged.
As concerns mount over Britain’s lawlessness, families should have their benefits docked or be thrown out of their social housing if their kids continue terrorising their neighbours, the Centre for Social Justice has advised.
Antisocial behaviour has risen since Labour came to power, with 41 per cent of adults experiencing or witnessing disorder last year compared to 35 per cent the year before.
And last week, deadly gang violence saw more than 200 police officers dispatched to Middlesborough to help keep locals
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