and london stadium is transformed as major league baseball returns. the home office is paying more to find homes for record numbers of asylum seekers, than local councils can pay to rehouse people off their own waiting lists. a bbc investigation has found the problem is particularly accute in london, where a number of councils accuse the government, of adding to the problem of homelessness, by moving asylum seekers on, from expensive hotel accommodation. here s michael buchanan. never in my 38 years of my life did i think i d be living in a hotel room with my two children. all in this room is my whole life. sara jo croker has been staying in hotels for four months. it s just horrendous. it s absolutely horrendous. herfamily were made homeless when the landlord decided to sell his property. we ve got no space at all. the nursery worker has to live here with her eight year old daughter and 13 year old son. they have no cooking or laundry