'Black mould is making my son ill' - the private renters struggling to be heard

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Families tell BBC their mould-infested homes are making them ill - Panorama investigates.

Sinead's landlord accepts that "there is a problem with condensation" but says the continuing issues are "due to neglect" by her not clearing away condensation.

Aziyah's cough still hasn't cleared up and he has been referred to a lung specialist."It's my son that keeps me going," says Sinead."If I don't fight this, then who will fight for him?