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I mean, you just need to look at the number of prime ministers, five, home secretaries, seven,

including Suella Bravaman twice.

But one brief stands out above any other, and that's housing,

because that department has had 16 ministers in 13 years.

Now, the Prime Minister just sacked the last one, Rachel McLean, who'd only been in the job

for nine months, and it's now over to Lee Rowley with a pretty challenging intro.

Let's speak to Gurpreet-Narwin, our political correspondent, on what might be some of his most pressing issues.

So housing is really one of those endemic issues that successive governments have just failed to get a grip of, even though there's a lot of talk about solving the problem.

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