Fauzia and her family have been living in temporary accommodations in west London for eight months, plagued by overflowing sewage, maggots, and damp conditions. The family, now among 123,000 households in temporary housing in England, faces challenges due to long commutes and health impacts. The government has pledged to address homelessness, yet the situation remains dire, exacerbated by rising property costs, no-fault evictions, and insufficient support from local councils.

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