Eviction on Billionaire Row Unfolds

In London today, bailiffs cleared a homeless camp at Hyde Park Corner, sparking dramatic scenes. Enforcement officers, following a court order, dismantled makeshift dwellings. The site, near luxury hotels, had grown to house about 100 people. This embattled site, owned by Transport for London, had irked local upscale residents, with concerns about visible poverty amid wealth. Previous clashes with journalists highlighted heightened tensions. As authorities take action, questions about social disparity in one of London's wealthiest areas intensify.