This week we revisit some of the top housing stories we've covered over the past few months on The Brief
Episodes Featured:
London faces a crisis of dullness with Nabil Al-Kinani
New analysis shows how race and income affect the quality of air you breathe with Merlin Fulcher
Labour group proposes nationalising 500,000 private homes with George Kafka
Low income renters left with nowhere to live amid unaffordability crisis with Prudence Ivey
How UK homes are becoming ‘lethal furnaces’ in heatwaves with Kate Wagner
Labour pledges discount land sales for local authority housebuilders with Peter Apps
Poor housing costing NHS £1.4 billion pounds each year with Melissa York
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