Over safety concerns. Ministers want to move hundreds more onto the Bibby Stockholm, some, though, have refused, launching legal challenges. This comes as the home office announced a task force to crack down on Rogue Lawyers who may be helping migrants to remain in the uk, under false claims. Ellie price reports. The first Asylum Seekers move into their new temporary home off the coast of dorset. 15 arrived yesterday on day one, but not everyone who was supposed to come here did. Weve had a small group of about 20, i believe, whove refused to come on board. Accommodation is offered on a no choice basis and i cant go into the details of the specific Legal Proceedings for each individual, but we are continuing to bring people on board later this week and then over the coming weeks as well. Today will be the first full day the new residents of the barge have to get used to their new surroundings. Were told therell be hourly buses to take them to nearby areas. But how local people feel about their arrival well, opinions are mixed. Chanting refugees are welcome here. For some, the welcome was warm, but the opposition to the policy clear. Im quite upset by the level of hatred thats been shown by some people, by no means all, i dont think most, in the local area towards the. What are going to be the residents of the barge Asylum Seekers. Charity begins at home. And for others, concerns over the impact on local services. I know more than anyone through my work with the food bank and the community fridge. Theresjust too much poverty on portland and this isnt helping. The government first floated the idea of this barge in april. Now this floating idea is a reality. Ellie price, bbc news, portland. Lets go to portland our reporter, harry farley, is there for us now. This has been very controversial. Weve seen protesters there in recent days. Have things quietened down now where you are . Yes. Recent days. Have things quietened down now where you are . Recent days. Have things quietened down now where you are . Yes, it is very quiet down now where you are . Yes, it is very quiet here down now where you are . Yes, it is very quiet here this down now where you are . Yes, it is very quiet here this morning. Very quiet here this morning. Yesterday we had a number of protesters. Its very quiet this morning so far, there are no signs of those protesters either welcoming the migrants and opposing them being housed on the barge or opposing them coming to the area, concerns about pressure on local services. We have this morning seen one coach go into the port. Its a working port so there are a number of lorries and buses coming in and out. We saw one coach go in and there is an Hourly Service offering the Asylum Seekers trips into town, offer to see local sites, so that bass might well have been to do that. As you mentioned, 15 came yesterday, 15 have just spent their first night on board the Bibby Stockholm. Another 20 were due to come but refused and launched legal challenges for a number of reasons, one was because they were disabled, another was because they had a fear of water. That gives you a sense of how controversial and how mired in difficulties this issue has become. We mired in difficulties this issue has become. ~ ~. , mired in difficulties this issue has become. ~ ~. ,. , mired in difficulties this issue has become. ~. ,. ,. , mired in difficulties this issue has become. ~ ~. ,. ,. ,. , become. We know that a number of as lum become. We know that a number of Asylum Seekers become. We know that a number of Asylum Seekers have become. We know that a number of Asylum Seekers have launched become. We know that a number of| Asylum Seekers have launched legal challenges. Whats happening there . Do we know anything more about those . ,. ,. ,. Those . Very little, to be honest. We know that 20 those . Very little, to be honest. We know that 20 more those . Very little, to be honest. We know that 20 more were those . Very little, to be honest. We know that 20 more were supposed l those . Very little, to be honest. We| know that 20 more were supposed to arrive yesterday, they didnt come. The Campaign Group care for calais launched legal challenges on their behalf. The Chief Executive said there were a number of reasons for those challenges, one was because one of the clients was disabled so didnt feel able to come and stay on the Bibby Stockholm. Another had a fear of water after seeing people die at sea. The Home Office Said it has no choice policy, no choice for accommodation policy, for Asylum Seekers so they arent given any sort of say in where they are housed. That has conflicted with the home offices legal duty to make sure Asylum Seekers are not destitute so what we are seeing is that sort of tension worked out in practice. Its not clear what will happen to those Asylum Seekers who refuse to come and its not clear whether they will be forced to or whether they will be forced to or whether they will be forced to or whether they will be given alternative accommodation. Thank you for brin. In alternative accommodation. Thank you for bringing us alternative accommodation. Thank you for bringing us uptodate alternative accommodation. Thank you for bringing us uptodate on alternative accommodation. Thank you for bringing us uptodate on the for bringing us up to date on the situation in portland. The home office has announced a task force to identify potential Rogue Lawyers who might be encouraging false claims by migrants to help them remain here in the uk. Last week, the Solicitors Regulation Authority closed down three firms accused by the daily mail of charging Asylum Seekers thousands of pounds in return for Inventing Stories of ill treatment. Mourners are gathering in ireland for the funeral of the singer Sinead Oconnor, who died last month aged 56. Its taking place in bray near dublin. Heres sarah girvin with just some of the tributes being paid today. What are we expecting today . I can see a lot of people gathering behind you, a lot of people have been laying flowers. You, a lot of people have been laying fumes you, a lot of people have been la in flowers. ,. , laying flowers. They have, and they ust kee laying flowers. They have, and they just keep coming laying flowers. They have, and they just keep coming. Its laying flowers. They have, and they just keep coming. Its a laying flowers. They have, and they just keep coming. Its a beautiful. Just keep coming. Its a Beautiful Day here in bray. This was sinead 0connor� s home for 15 years and its this town where people gather to say their final goodbyes. People are starting to line up along this coastal road. 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We heard from a Council Earlier this morning, he said that when paparazzi were spotted around this place, she used to phone sinead and won her. The singers family issued a statement earlier this week that said she simply love Living In Bray and loved the people here. You can see the tributes that have been left outside her former home can see the tributes that have been left outside herformer home behind me and the crowd that has gathered, it seems that feeling was mutual. The funeral cortege is due to pass here in the next hour or two, then it will be onto a private burial. Its a very private end to a life that was spent so long in the public eye. That was spent so long in the public e e. ~ that was spent so long in the public e e. , ~ ,. , y that was spent so long in the public e e. , ~ ,. That was spent so long in the public ee. ,. , that was spent so long in the public ee. ,~ ,. ,. , eye. Thank you very much for that u date eye. Thank you very much for that update from eye. Thank you very much for that update from bray. To ukraine now, where at least seven people have been killed in a Russian Missile attack on residential buildings in the eastern in the eastern ukrainian town of pokrovsk. 67 others were injured in the attacks, which came around a0 minutes apart. The head of the Donetsk Region said the strikes damaged a hotel as well as shops and administrative buildings. 0ur correspondent, james waterhouse, is in kyiv. He sent this update a little earlier. Pokrovsk is a town in the part of the Donetsk Region which ukraine still controls, but it is close to the front line and we were there in may, reporting on the thousands of people returning home to live there despite authorities urging them to stay away because of the very real risks. And these images, these pictures of two Missile Strikes in the centre are a reminder of how enduring those hazards are. We have stayed in the Hotel Druzhba and eaten in the mafia themed corleone restaurant. These are two major hubs in the middle which are widely used by civilians, theyre used by soldiers, theyre used by other journalists just like us. Its a real sort of unique hub in a part of the country which has seen so much fighting over the past nine years. Its possibly why we are told almost a0 Police Officers are among the injured. Seven people are known to have been killed so far, but rescue efforts have been made all the more difficult by the risk of shelling overnight. This is the reality for locations like pokrovsk, because of how close they are to the front line, because of how close they are to russian forces, it is a place comfortable comfortably within range of Artillery Fire and shorter range grad missiles which can cause so much devastation because of the shrapnel cores. So, as i say, we were there, we met staff on both the hotel and restaurant, they were both incredibly helpful. We hope they are ok, but when you look at what we are hearing overnight, there is a good chance that they probably are not. Antony blinken has warned of the danger of the Russian Military group wagner taking hold in kneejerk. The group is active in neighbouring countries and its leader welcomed the Military Takeover Indonesia in niger. She had conversations with thejunta in nigers capital. They said they are ready to defend themselves from the threat of outside Military Intervention after the expiry of a sunday deadline from the expiry of a sunday deadline from the western African Regional bloc ecowas. The group now plans to hold an Emergency Summit on thursday. Meanwhile, the us is suspending aid payments to niger but officials insist there is still time to resolve this crisis. The window of opportunity is definitely still open. We believe that the junta should step aside and allow president bazoum to resume his duties tomorrow, today, tomorrow, any time in the near future. I dont want to put an assessment on when that window would be closed, other than to say that using diplomacy to achieve this objective is our top priority in respect to niger. Bisa williams is a former Us Ambassador to niger. She told us more about the meeting between the Us State Department official, Victoria Nuland and the coup leaders. My understanding was that the Acting Deputy Secretary left the door open for continued discussions and that basically the united states, in what i considered a rare move, offered its good offices to try to help move towards a diplomatic solution. That would be my interpretation of that experience. Why do i think this First Encounter with the acting head of this junta was not more compliant or didnt seem to be all embracing . I think it is because it is the First Encounter. I also got the impression from reports ive heard that may be the Deputy Secretary really did not see the whole junta, so im not sure if there is still unity withi