NEARLY half of people leave their houses at risk of burglary by not locking up when they are at home.
Statistics show most break-ins happen when someone is in a property yet Brits are failing to secure their doors and windows.
Joanne Rush, from Yale UK, said: “It's clear that many homeowners are not putting enough importance on the protection of their home.
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