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• What is urban deprivation?

  Standard of living below the majority
• How do places suffering from urban deprivation compare to others?

  They are worse off than nearby locations
• What can be measured to assess the quality of living environments?

  Indoor and outdoor local environment quality
• What does the indoor environment measure?

  Quality of housing
• What factors may be included in the outdoor living environment?

  Air quality
• How can we compare different parts of a city regarding income?

  By measuring the proportion of low-income population
• What percentage of families in Harewood were described as low income?

  Less than five percent
• How does the low-income family percentage in Harewood compare to other districts?

  It is much lower than in other districts
• What is the unemployment rate in Wheatwood?

  Less than half a percent
• What is job seekers allowance?

  A benefit for unemployed people seeking work
• What is the unemployment rate in some other parts of Leeds?

  As high as 15 percent of working-age population
• How does unemployment impact access to services?

  It may limit access to services and facilities
• What does a lack of attainment and skills indicate?

  Indicator of deprivation
• What percentage of sixteen-year-olds in Horsefirth gain five or more GCSE grade fives?

  Four out of five
• How does the qualification range in Horsefirth compare to other areas?

  Higher range of qualifications
• How does housing accessibility differ in city districts?

  Varies based on affordability and availability
• What is the average price of housing in Harewood?

  Five times higher than some city parts
• Who can afford to live in Harewood?

  People with high income or wealth
• What is the average life expectancy in Harewood?

  86 years and 8 months
• How does Harewood's life expectancy compare to other city parts?

  Over 10 years higher
• What does lower life expectancy indicate in urban areas?

  Indicates urban deprivation
• How does crime affect urban deprivation?

  Higher crime rates contribute to deprivation
• What can people in crime-affected areas feel?

  Unsafe and overwhelmed by crime
• How does crime impact daily life in affected areas?

  Changes how people lead their lives
• How do crime rates in Roundhay compare to other city parts?

  Positively compared to other areas
• What do people in areas suffering from urban deprivation often feel they can do?

  Protect themselves and their possessions
• What was set on fire during the riots in Hair Hills?

  A double decker bus
• What did social media footage reveal about the events in Hair Hills?

  It showed the extent of the disorder
• Who was caught up in the disturbance while trying to intervene?

  Local counselor Motin Ali
• What did Motin Ali do during the riots?

  He tried to stop rioters from throwing objects
• How did Motin Ali describe his actions during the riots?

  He acted as a human shield for police
• What was the condition of the double decker bus the morning after the riots?

  It was still smoldering
• What was the community's reaction to the violent events?

  Many were too afraid to speak on camera
• How did one father describe his feelings about the riots?

  He was heartbroken for his children
• What did the father find unacceptable about the riots?

  The violence and chaos of the events
• What time did West Yorkshire police receive a call related to the riots?

  Around 5:00 p.m.
• What was the nature of the call received by West Yorkshire police?

  It was about hostility during a child protection matter
• What happened to the responding officers during the call?

  They were attacked and had to withdraw
• How did witnesses describe the escalation of the disorder?

  Opportunists took advantage of the situation
• What did the Prime Minister do in response to the violence?

  Condemned the violence and pledged support