An investigation by the BBC revealed an underground Kurdish crime network facilitating illegal migrant labor in British high street shops, including over 100 mini-marts and barbershops. Asylum seekers are reportedly working 14-hour shifts for just £4 per hour, while fake directors manage businesses for a fee. The investigation uncovered a network of “ghost directors,” like Hadi Ahmad Ali, who is linked to multiple companies and has faced disqualification for misconduct. The findings highlight the sale of illegal vapes and cigarettes, with some shops targeting underage customers.
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