Britain’s Housing Scandal

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Britain's Housing Scandal

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Factual: Homes & Gardens: Homes

Matt Allwright reports on the UK's housing crisis.

Britain is suffering a housing crisis. With 20 per cent of privately rented accommodation unfit to live in and 200,000 homes lying empty, Matt Allwright investigates this growing scandal.

Matt Allwright

Leah Jones

Steve Grogan

Rachel Innes-Lumsden

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Britain's Housing Scandal: Series 2: Episode 8

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BBC One - Britain's Housing Scandal, Series 2, Episode 8

Matt visits an empty eyesore that has been transformed into much-needed homes.

Council housing officers in Liverpool deal with the case of a family who are struggling to cope with a landlord they claim is intrusive.

Matt heads to Croydon, where he investigates an abandoned house that has been left to rot. Council housing officers in Liverpool deal with the case of a family who are struggling to cope with a landlord they claim is intrusive, and in Salford, Matt visits an unused eyesore that has been transformed into much-needed homes.

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