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It was cold, we cant go to the toilet, we cant take a shower, take a bath. we dont have any clothes. we are not animals. you cant eat or sleep and i couldnt call my family to tell them i was ok. it was like a zoo. the government says it is working hard to improve conditions at the site at manston but certainly the concerns remain. even if hundreds of people were moved out of there yesterday, it still leaves potentially around 3000 people on the site at the moment when it was only designed to han...

Migrants could cross the channel in small boats this year and the busiest months were likely to be october and november. at around the same time the inspector of prisons told the government they needed to have plans for a surge in migrant numbers at places just like manston. yesterday the immigration minister robertjenrick visited manston and has been desperately trying to find alternative accommodation for those stuck there, but when a coach left this afternoon it was largely empty. some might ...

Processing centre. firstly the weather is pretty atrocious and getting worse, it is very windy, the rain is about to commence and i think nobody will try to cross the channel in a smallbone today. frankly, it looks pretty unpleasant on the ferries coming again this morning. —— cross the channel in a boat. the second bit of good news is immigration minister robertjenrick said some people were moved out of manston migrant processing centre overnight and there are plans to move al—taay few mo...

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Manston, at the same time some supporters are adamant she is the right person for thejob. supporters are adamant she is the right person for the job. i think you saw a pitch to them yesterday when ms brother munn was talking about an invasion —— ms braverman. i think the calculation the home secretary has made it she would rather discuss the policy rather than specifics about the decisions taken under her tenure at the home office. it is interesting because office. it is interesting because ...

Inside the centre.— there are still 3,000 plus still inside the centre. daniel, thank ou. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is at westminster. and still a difficult situation, all of this, for suella braverman. it is, there has been a lot of controversy around ms braverman for the last few days and there has been quite a lot of controversy over those comments she used in the comments yesterday when she talked about an invasion in the south of england. criticism from opposition par...

Accommodation. what we have been our city inside the centre today. it appears that life is continuing as normal or as normal as can be possible in a site that is hugely overcrowded. we know at the weekend there were around 4000 people here. the site is designed for around 1600. people were only supposed to send around 2a hours there, being processed, having their details taken, making their asylum claim before being taken out. we know that some people here have been on the site for around a mont...

Comments on the matter. i days reaction and home secretarys comments on the matter.— comments on the matter. i think there is a widespread _ comments on the matter. i thinkj there is a widespread acceptance that this is a crisis within the immigration and asylum system for which there is no easy answer. this is a government which has been in powerfor 12 years and is a government which has been in power for 12 years and i think the language that suella braverman has been using, this being an in...

A terrorist incident, yet, but police say the attack was probably motivated by a hate filled grievance. today, the immigration mininster, robertjenrick distanced himself from language used by the home secretary, suelle braverman, who decribed the asylum crisis on the south coast as an "invasion" of illegal migrants. the prime ministers spokesman sought to clarify the comments, saying she was merely seeking to express the sheer scale of the challenge. the chief inspector of prisons, agrees the ov...

Those asylum applications processed. this is a systemic problem and government ministers, including robertjenrick are left scratching their heads about how to fix it. lets look at the more immediate problem of that processing centre in kent which is experience those big, big increases in numbers. and, the blockage in the system there which is basically nowhere for them to go onto, be that centres or hotel rooms or whatever�*s. we have had some mps pointing the finger saying, this was an area w...