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Priced out and fed up the housing crisis is one of the most important election

issues for young voters. 40% of 18 to 25 year olds now say it's their top priority at the ballot box.

And no wonder because rents for a single room in a house share are now reaching a

ridiculous 1,000 pounds a month in London in the southeast.

And even at that price what you get is often unfit habitation.

The problem until now has been getting older people

who bought their homes at a time when housing was affordable

and of course that includes most sitting MPs to understand the size of the issue.

And as a journalist specializing in housing I've spent 20 years trying to explain what's going on, particularly for the poorest renters.

However, in just a couple of years, one young man has managed to change all that by sharing examples of the worst housing in Britain on social media and exposing bad landlords. He has managed to wake Westminster up. I'm joined by Quijo Tuenobu. Hi

Quijo. Hi, thank you for having me. Can I just first say well done? Why do you think that you've been able to break through and really capture the

intentions of politicians and the public right now? I think because so many people

are going through issues in relation to housing and have done for a very long time

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