Migrants are living in illegal tent shanty towns – while working as delivery drivers for global brands like Deliveroo, Just Eat and Uber Eats.
The Daily Mail has discovered instances of delivery workers for all three brands living in homeless encampments in the capital this week.
At the largest such camp, under a bridge in fashionable Shoreditch, east London, we saw several delivery riders setting off for or returning from work while living in squalid conditions without access to running water.
Several stashed their distinctive Deliveroo or Uber Eats food satchels under pieces of cardboard before bedding down for the night.
On Tottenham Court
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