DEVELOPING: Asylum Hotel Provider Raked in £180m Despite Starving Refugees to Inedible Food and Toilet Paper Rationing.

BREAKING NEWS: Clearsprings Ready Homes Makes £180m Profit Amid Asylum Seeker Scandal Clearsprings Ready Homes, a company providing accommodation to asylum seekers, has made nearly £187 million in profits since being awarded lucrative government contracts. The profits come despite allegations of "terrible" conditions at the hotels it uses. Asylum seekers have reported inedible food and toilet paper rationing in some Clearsprings hotels. This has sparked outrage among residents and MPs, who are scrutinizing Home Office hotel contracts. Clearsprings is one of three companies with 10-year contracts to provide accommodation services for asylum seekers. The overall expected costs of these services have increased from £4.5 billion to £15 billion since the contracts were signed. Under current projections, Clearsprings will be paid £7 billion. This has raised questions about the company's profiteering at the expense of vulnerable migrants. This is a developing story. We will provide updates as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*