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by west midlands police, 21 people have been convicted for their crimes. opposition in dorset as the government plans to house 500 migrants — all adult men — in a barge off the coast of portland. and some of the world's finest golfers make their way to georgia, as the masters gets under way at augusta tomorrow. on bbc london, easter staffing and a doctors�* strike within days. and coming up on the bbc news channel: a lot at stake at the top, and bottom of the premier league. west ham entertain newcastle at the london stadium. good evening. a week after nicola sturgeon stepped d...

Migrants from the government is, don't come here expecting to be put up don't come here expecting to be put up in a hotel. they have said they are determined to get those bills down and a message to voters is that the government is doing all it can, determined to stop the migrant boats coming across the channel. but the concern from some is this is just the government wanted talk tough ahead of local elections in a month. but the government says it is determined to take action, that the plan is going into force, and some feel 500 people, a drop in the harbour really when you look at the asylum...

And do this in the interim time. >> help us understand when you say it is retro active, how many people have come through since july? how many people is that? >> right, so we're looking around 80,000 a month. not all of those seek asylum, but the majority of them are. the asylum numbers are where they have been. many of them will have so be returns back to mexico. the place where they pass there is a remaining policy in place where they have to go back to mexico and wait while they get a court hearing date. it is already tough, this will not en allow them the right to wait for that court date ...

Democratic party i don't see how it gets them to the same page with the real problem. the real problem is asylum. we are going to have asylum numbers until it changes. and you can put in $4.6 billion, but when you've got 40,000 a day coming in or sometimes many, many more. you're trying to keep the water from sinking the boat. leland: do republicans have an achilles heel on this when you start looking at the conditions inside the facilities? we had a congresswoman on earlier, democrat from houston who was talking about the conditions of infants being kept not in foster homes, but in detention ...

So we're seeing the from you ui all the numbers now, and it's because over the summer the president was not comfortable, he wanted a crackdown. but all of this was brought to the beginning not to break the law, but some came to assert their international law and that is to create asylum. >> the administration now is saying, we can't help it, we have to separate these children because we're enforcing the law. actually, separating the children was the primary goal from the beginning to get asylum numbers down. >> that's absolutely stunning. they were behind the scenes at the white house. they we...