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Conservatives in ‘support’ of councils closing asylum hotels

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Conservatives in ‘support’ of councils closing asylum hotels

Conservatives in ‘support’ of councils closing asylum hotels

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp offers to “support” conservative councils considering legal challenges to close hotels housing asylum seekers.

Report by Ajagbef.

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