'Serious and systemic' problems found in insulated homes

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'Serious and systemic' problems found in insulated homes - BBC Business

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All homes with external wall insulation fitted under two government schemes will be contacted by the energy regulator.

A growing number of MPs are worried about the impact on their constituents of poorly installed insulation, while Citizens Advice has called on the government to "urgently fix" regulation of the sector.

Last year the BBC highlighted the case of Tormuja Khatun, whose Luton home has been consumed by black mould, mushrooms and dry rot after the botched installation of external wall insulation.