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Housing Secretary addresses homelessness and migrant accommodation on Sky News

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Angela Rayner appeared on Sky News to address the crisis regarding accommodation for migrants and the homeless. When questioned about providing housing for approximately 90,000 illegal migrants while 9,000 people remain homeless, Rayner attributed the issue to housing supply challenges. She stated that the government has invested £10 billion through the social and affordable homes programme and is reforming right to buy and utilizing empty homes management orders to increase housing stock.

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The discussion centers on the government's strategy to increase housing supply and manage social housing needs. The announced investment and reforms are intended to address the shortage of homes, which has direct implications for the construction and real estate sectors.

From aol.co.uk

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  • Angela RaynerHousing Secretary who addressed the housing supply crisis
  • Sky NewsTelevision news channel where the discussion took place

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