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Not an easy one to answer because on the one hand, the tenant is entitled to ‘quiet enjoyment’ (which is basically to use the property as their home without interference from the landlord) and on the other hand, you’ve got to consider others.
In the first instance, you could write a short letter asking them to only have items reasonable for the size of the room and to dispose of anything else due to the risk of fire and to health.
If that doesn’t work and you’re concerned sufficiently that you would rather ask them to leave and get somebody else in, you could then serve a section 21 notice giving them 2 months notice (without reason) to leave.