Landlords flaunt 'taxpayer-funded' lifestyles while housing asylum seekers

Landlords renting homes to asylum seekers are posting and boasting on TikTok and other social media, showing off flashy, 'taxpayer-funded' lifestyles. Luigi Newton, a Dubai-based landlord, says he owns 31 properties in Britain and has 'escaped the nine-to-five' by controlling £7 million worth of property from Dubai. A builder, Paul Carroll, advised on YouTube that the social housing market is the best option for investors.