<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

Hey all, thank you for taking the time to read this. This is my first real big money dilemma, and I'm scared of what might happen.

I'm just about to start my third year of university. I currently have no job, but am looking/applying like crazy (I can only work part time as my course is full time.) I've just had my 20th birthday and received £150 - in which family enjoyed removing it peice by peice, demanding I pay for things. My mother passed away, and my father is a jerk with money - I lent him £1800 for a new TV on black friday two years ago with the promise he'd repay it back monthly and wouldnt question me if i asked. Every time i ask, he gets furious, states he has no money, then books to go to spain the next month. Its very very unlikely i'll see any of that money any time soon.

I have severely cut back on all unnecessary spending - including most food - and now I have only £140 to my name. I plan to look for things in my house that I can sell for quick cash (ive already sold my ipad and old school books), and I'm going to the bank in the morning to discuss a planned overdraft allowance and see what they can help me with. I just need to make it to when my student finance arrives (approximately 14th of September).

I've read situations on here before, and feel guilty that there are those in way worse situations than mine, and I'm so sorry for that. But I feel like I have no one else to turn to. This problem is setting off my depression and anxiety attacks, and I'm losing sleep and enjoyment in activities over it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated - thank you.
<bot>: £140 to my name, no family help, and student finance won't be available for over a month. How can I stay afloat/get money fast?