The hidden homeless families forced to live in hotels - video

Often families are all living in one room together, with no cooking facilities, waiting to hear from the council about whether they will be placed in more permanent accommodation, or told to pack up and move hotels with a day’s notice.  The number of people in temporary accommodation is higher than ever and families living in hotels past the six-week legal limit is at a 20-year high. The Guardian spoke with three families living in a Travelodge hotel about the impact it’s having on their children, health and money.