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Welcome to Navaralive. I'm Helena, aka No Justice MTG. And tonight, I'm joined by Kieran

Andreiu. How are you doing today, Karen? Hello, always a tremendous pleasure to join you.

I prefer to be in the studio with you all, but alas today, I couldn't. So by the dubious magic of

technology, I'm joining you from afar.

Berlin, I believe you're coming to us from today, and I'm glad that you've been able to at least be

in the studio in cybernetic form. Coming up this evening, the government's homelessness minister has been

revealed as a rogue landlord. Police charge three defend our jury's activists under terror law.

We ask, where did Britain go wrong? And we take a look at what divides Britain's right

from Britain's far right. If we'd like to support our work, you can sign up at novaramedia.com

forged slash support. The first story tonight. Ruschinar Ali is the MP for Bethnal Green and Stebney and the current Minister for Homelessness.

Although by the looks of things, she might have taken that title a little too literally.

Reports from the IPapers Vicki Spratt last night alleged that the landlord MP kicked her tenants out of their four-bedroom townhouse in East London,

only to then relist the property on the

rankle market with a whopping £700 hike in the rent. The I-paper reports that she gave

her tenants four months to vacate the property, the source close to Ali claiming that this was

in order to put the property up for sale, yet the property had been relisted for rent in a matter

of weeks after the tenants had vacated at the new higher price.

This was confirmed by the eye paper when a reporter visited the property this week,

and the new tenants confirmed that the new rental price and that they had been living in the

property for four or five months. So, why might Ali have done this? Well, in Labor's renter's

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