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Families sleep on streets after East London eviction

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By Anita Dangazele Ten families were thrown onto the streets without warning from flats they had lived in for a decade in East London. Parents and children slept outside guarding their scattered belongings after officials refused to show them an eviction notice. Ten families spent Thursday night sleeping next to their belongings after being thrown out of their homes in East London. People who had lived for ten years in the abandoned Northdene …

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