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Daily Mirror
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Kieran Kelly & Sam Ormiston

'A stranger took over my house when I was abroad, now I'm forced to live two hours away'

A man who returned home after the coronavirus pandemic to find a complete stranger in his flat claims he has been forced to move two hours away from his home in West London.

Filippe Scalora, 41, claims a man moved into his home 'with the help of an employee from the Clarion housing association '; a claim which is being investigated by the company.

Over a year on, the stranger remains in Filippe's flat, he said, while he has been put in temporary accommodation in Enfield, North London.

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