Police raids in crackdown on 'slum landlords'
Last February a BBC investigation discovered large numbers of people living in slum conditions in Britain.
Many of them were illegal immigrants sleeping in so-called 'sheds with beds' - illegal structures provided by unscrupulous landlords.
Ministers have launched a nationwide crackdown, vowing to tackle those who illegally house people in converted substandard outbuildings.
Chris Rogers reports.
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