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'Longer than Brexit': Renters criticise 5-year wait for ban on no-fault evictions

Sky News Monday, 15 April 2024
The government has been accused of "betraying renters" on the fifth anniversary of a "failed" promise to ban no-fault evictions - as figures suggest that over 80,000 households have been put at risk of homelessness since then.
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