Britain's most depressing high street where even £1 shop closed down

Freeman Street was once the jewel of Grimsby - a thriving high street where families flocked on weekends, traders shouted from packed market stalls, and shops buzzed with business. Today, it stands as a haunting monument to the decline of Britain's local economies, the streets scarred by boarded-up shops, drug use and despair. More than 50 shops lie closed on a 250-metre stretch of road, with steel shutters rusting, windows smashed or boarded up.