Conditions inside some housing lived in by people vulnerable to coronavirus are “utterly shameful,” according to former government adviser, Dame Louise Casey.
A BBC News investigation found people shielding in homes with frequent leaks, widespread damp and even rodents living in a kitchen ceiling.
The government says reducing the number of households in temporary accommodation is a priority.
Reporter: Rianna Croxford
Producer: Noel Titheradge
Cameraman: Adam Walker
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