By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 Romanian beggars who were given taxpayer-funded tickets home in July have already returned to the streets of London. A group of 20 homeless Roma were put on flights and coaches back to Romania by the UK Border Agency after their camp in Park Lane was cleared by police. But, Westminster City Council has said six of the group have travelled back and are sleeping rough on the streets again. Raid: Police and UK Border Agency staff wake up beggars on Park Lane in London and clear their camp in July
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Group of 20 homeless were given flights and coaches home in July
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Six have already returned and are sleeping rough on Park Lane, London
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Tickets provided by UK Border Agency and homeless charity Thames Reach
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Under European law, Romanians can stay in this country for 90 days
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Home Office has said it is focusing on the 'abuse of free movement'
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