Covid-19: Temporary coronavirus housing ‘utterly shameful’on February 18, 2021 at 4:59 pm

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A BBC investigation found people shielding in homes with widespread damp and even rodents.

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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