and it's not that essex pints. and it's not that essex wasn't on the map . the only wasn't on the map. but the only way is essex on the telly very much has put essex the map over the last decade or more and one of the big stars of only way is essex.is of the big stars of only way is essex. is essex. his own bobby norris, who joins me until good morning this. norris, who joins me until good morning this . ali jeremy now morning this. ali jeremy now before how am doing what in clacton . yeah this is one of the clacton. yeah this is one of the friendly us towns i've ever to in the whole country. i like that people are friendly , even that people are friendly, even the ones that disagree with are friendly and well done to the councillor . you know he's a councillor. you know he's a strong remainer but he came in and i think and thank you all of you for treating him reasonably and fairly, you know , the other and fairly, you know, the other side, the hard left scream abuse at us we are better that we believe in democracy and actually point worth making the two of

and it's not that essex pints. and it's not that essex wasn't on the map . the only wasn't on the map. but the only way is essex on the telly very much has put essex the map over the last decade or more and one of the big stars of only way is essex.is of the big stars of only way is essex. is essex. his own bobby norris, who joins me until good morning this. norris, who joins me until good morning this . ali jeremy now morning this. ali jeremy now before how am doing what in clacton . yeah this is one of the clacton. yeah this is one of the friendly us towns i've ever to in the whole country. i like that people are friendly , even that people are friendly, even the ones that disagree with are friendly and well done to the councillor . you know he's a councillor. you know he's a strong remainer but he came in and i think and thank you all of you for treating him reasonably and fairly, you know , the other and fairly, you know, the other side, the hard left scream abuse at us we are better that we believe in democracy and actually point worth making the two of

what happened in the subsequent election, more citizens in essex county voted for the federalist party than. did the democratic republicans. but because of this gerrymander, the republicans were nevertheless to pick up a majority. the seats, the origin of the term gerrymandering stems from an article was published in a newspaper called the boston gazette and it would not have taken on the historical momentum that it did were it not for the cartoon that accompanied that newspaper article and now you've probably seen that cartoon if you google the word gerrymander, it's pretty much the first image that's always going to come up and. i think i have a version of it. if we click back a second on the cover of, my book that is the gerrymander cartoon, the state senate district in essex county, massachusetts. but what often gets left out of this story is not only was happening long before, elbridge gary allegedly created this original gerrymander there in essex county, but gary himself was not even responsible for the plan that led to his ever lasting historical infamy that led to his most las

that is the gerrymander cartoon of the state senate district in essex county, massachusetts. what often gets left out of this story is that not only was gerrymandering happening long before elbridge gerry allegedly created this gerrymander in essex county, but gerry himself was not responsible for the plan that led to his everlasting historical infamy that led to his lasting legacy being the portmento of gerry and salamander, which the district was said to resemable, that became attached to this unseemly practice of manipulating districts for political gain. gerry had, if you believe his biographer and most of the contemporary historical accounts than i uncovered, all suggested that gerry himself was not especially keen on the plan. he thought that it was overly partisan. he thought that it was untoward and nefarious, but he kind of went along with it because more than that, he wanted to get the stuff done that he had been elected to do, and getting that done meant controlling the state legislature. so while the original gerrymander was created by the massachusetts state legi

my northeast essex branch of mind.his people and we hope to have a full long sit down the camp next week. piers morgan got christie on the a although i've got the man of essex all i'll say that's all i'll say so please join us next but pam have you next friday. but pam have you ever around in ever so many strolling around in your local area not. a lot. but can i just say the king community, do you have rules of etiquette? and i can understand why colchester is upset with why the colchester is upset with the somerset one because the somerset one has been traumatising people breaking traumatising people are breaking the i mean at night jumping the law i mean at night jumping out scaring people. it's not only that. yeah it's not an ehhen only that. yeah it's not an either. so i can understand because the community do want to have bad rap . no, absolutely have a bad rap. no, absolutely not. what's going to happen. how does he raise money ? does he do does he raise money? does he do what's shtick which what's what's his sht

my northeast essex branch of mind.aking with his people and we hope to have a full long sit down the camp next week. piers morgan got christie on the a although i've got the man of essex all i'll say that's all i'll say so please join us next but pam have you next friday. but pam have you ever around in ever so many strolling around in your local area not. a lot. but can i just say the king community, do you have rules of etiquette? and i can understand why colchester is upset with why the colchester is upset with the somerset one because the somerset one has been traumatising people breaking traumatising people are breaking the i mean at night jumping the law i mean at night jumping out scaring people. it's not only that. yeah it's not an ehhen only that. yeah it's not an either. so i can understand because the community do want to have bad rap . no, absolutely have a bad rap. no, absolutely not. what's going to happen. how does he raise money ? does he do does he raise money? does he do what's shtick which what's wha

today's peabody, essex museum.s for the terms of the gift, the essex issued a partly illustrated catalog of the collection. it was to become the standard reference work on revolution three war buttons until history written pick and shovel was released in 1950. published under the title the emilio collection of military buttons. the author's introduction gives detailed insight into the mind of a highly sophisticated, late 19th century collector who is also a military man of the revolutionary. buttons emilio collected forces. dix came from camps in new york city, including those marked on screen with a little star. he says this about the kingsbridge area, the region was the most fruitful field of british army buttons in this or probably any other country for no other known place to the writer or so many corn camped, quartered in temporary structures for so long a time during hostilities, the various british provincial and german regiments were frequently changed. they were practically in the field and the debris of t

this here in tilbury in essex.he uk with huge automotive heritage already 300 staff work at teva's tilbury plants close to ford's iconic dagenham factory. calls have been made around here for decades , a tradition teva wants decades, a tradition teva wants to tap into . as the market for to tap into. as the market for hydrogen vehicles expands , well, hydrogen vehicles expands, well, this area is a real sweet spot for innovation for growing businesses . we've got the businesses. we've got the heritage of the automotive from dagenham, for example . we've got dagenham, for example. we've got the finance capital of the world for clean finance. over in london , we've got access to, all london, we've got access to, all the renewable resources over in the renewable resources over in the north sea. and with wind . the north sea. and with wind. we've got a great culture of and policy environment to develop fintech here and to scale up these businesses. by the end of 23, ashleigh, benetton on his team hope this tilbury plan

parts of south—east england overnight and into the morning, south wales as well, and some parts of essexnto kent and sussex, the london area, seeing around half to three quarters of their normal november rain fall in less than 2a hours. we do need the rain through parts of england, but that's not particularly helpful for refilling our reservoirs when it happens so quickly. as we head through the next few hours we've got that rain in the south—east clearing away, elsewhere some sunshine and also a rash of showers across parts of wales and the south—west. those could well be thundery. for much of scotland and northern ireland some sunshine, a few showers and temperature is about average. this evening, you can see the circulation of showers across the circulation of showers across the south—west, these will be heavy, perhaps thundery, and accompanied by brisk winds coming in from the north—west affecting some coastal parts. through the early hours the rash of showers moving eastwards affecting south east england, thundery for some. you can see the ridge of high pressure building on and for

waters, porter was and illegally attacked by a british force after a long, heroic and bloody fight, the essex surrendered. but 1812 it will be recalled. the american plan invasion the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumber the british ground forces in canada, but english ships controlled the length by water. britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly, and she had secure communications on the land. there was also the ever present threat of indian attack intensive fire by tecumseh's indian confederacy. the american general hall was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic britisher. general brock, using light craft. brock repelled attacks by larger american land forces to contest british control of the lakes. president madison ordered the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813. commodore oliver hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie, the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction writes at modern barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit here he could protect the fort detr

i'm going to bring you an exclusive interview with the man of essex who's one man of giving the wholeommunity a terrible reputation. and, of course , the reputation. and, of course, the fan favourite. it's the way he said it. we'll try and find forever home for the gorgeous edie or we have some good news as well . stand by for some huge as well. stand by for some huge news . last friday's dog of the news. last friday's dog of the week, you do not want miss that. i'll also discuss right at the top of the show the vote on to close their surgeries at 5:00. they want a 9 to 5 job with two doctors that are going to be joining me who have opposing views on this . a good class to views on this. a good class to kick start friday night. and that's the story of the man who might have found the world's biggest . let's say you get your biggest. let's say you get your money's worth here on friday night face lives in general so a come after the latest news headunes come after the latest news headlines evening headlines brought this evening by bethany elsey . by the wonderful bethany elsey. patrick

. >> a professor of government at the university of essex joins us now. now that the dust has settled on the midterms, i hope you can help us take stock of what's ahead. republicans now in charge of the house. they secured it by a narrow majority, but already they're promising a slew of investigations. the democrats hold on to the senate, regardless of the race in georgia. how does anything get done in the next two years? >> that's a great question. the answer is very little is going to be able to get done. we're going to see political paralysis. we'll have republicans in the house trying to set up investigations, but because the democrats control the senate that's not going to go anywhere. joe biden is insulated by the senate from house investigations, whether it be into biden himself or hunter biden his son or the origins of covid. they've made clear they have a huge agenda going after biden, what seems to be based on revenge rather than benefitting t the american public. but in the end not much will happen, it will be a blame game rung up to the 2024 e

i'm going to bring you an exclusive interview with the man of essex who's one man of giving the wholeommunity a terrible reputation. and, of course , the reputation. and, of course, the fan favourite. it's the way he said it. we'll try and find forever home for the gorgeous edie or we have some good news as well . stand by for some huge as well. stand by for some huge news . last friday's dog of the news. last friday's dog of the week, you do not want miss that. i'll also discuss right at the top of the show the vote on to close their surgeries at 5:00. they want a 9 to 5 job with two doctors that are going to be joining me who have opposing views on this . a good class to views on this. a good class to kick start friday night. and that's story of the man who that's the story of the man who might have found the world's biggest . let's say you get your biggest. let's say you get your money's worth here on friday night face lives in general so a come after the latest news headunes come after the latest news headlines this evening headlines brought this evening by bethany elsey . by the

dr. marina mule is a research fellow in the center of a military essex at kings college in london. and early i asked her, what sort of an impact russian attacks are having on ukraine's critical infrastructure? of course, obviously z o there are 2 strands to this impact that russia is seeking to generate was also attack from critical infrastructure on the one hand that creates political pressure on the land ski because people are left in winter in cold was our power was out water is there is no heating and so there might be an internal pressure upon the government, despite the fact that a elena zalinski said that people are ready to wait for 2 or 3 years without electricity that they will not give in. however, as the situation is getting worse, and the 2nd, perhaps the most important component is a military component because in winter, as a troops will have to be supplied. and now in order to provide heating for the population, he grain will have to rely on power generators, which use fuel and as their main components. so that will create shortages of fuel, also slow down food, food

gets left out of the story is that not only was it happening long before creating this original in essex county but he himself wasn't responsible for the plan that led to his everlasting infamy that led to his most lasting that the district was said to resemble that became attached to this kind of unseemly practice of manipulating districts for political gain. gary had if you believe his biographer and most of the contemporary historical accounts that i uncovered suggested he wasn't especially keen on the plan. he thought that it was overly partisan and that it was nefarious but he kind of went along with it because more than that, he wanted to get the stuff done that he had been elected to do and getting that done meant controlling the state legislature. .. it is the historical legacy of remembered chiefly for this, even though he went on to serve as ama vice president of the united states under james mattis, even though he was one of the massachusetts delegates to the constitutional convention in philadelphia and it was extremely influential in the creation of the bill of rights. gary,

any offer i got to essex. any offer i got anywhere . in today just to anywhere.ust took a long time for me to see what it was. fair fight to achieve that. yeah. i mean , i think it's, it's, it's mean, i think it's, it's, it's all well and good to sort of look at the warts of history and the pause it gives to. but i think the balance have to think the balance we have to look at where balance so look at where the balance is. so 60% of these students basically say britain's racist country, you know, 60, 40. i'm not sure that's a very productive way to look at history. that's a very productive way to look at history . you to look at history. you have to contextualise with by looking contextualise it with by looking at know what were the abuses at you know what were the abuses of non european civilised the aztecs, mughals who alsace aztecs, the mughals who alsace had slavery what the excesses of the left , mao et etc. i mean if the left, mao et etc. i mean if it's that contextualised. i'm all fine with talking about britain's sins, but to do it without context, i thin

this this and in essex goes out he's supposedly raised bit of money for charity.os of him like shopping and stuff but i think it's sort of okay this fetish or normalising when i would argue the they're both pretty messed up that's what i would say what i'd see why is this particular fetish being criticised when other fetishes seem to be celebrated? we send them into schools to read stories to children. well yeah . good point. children. well yeah. good point. controversial but good. that's for now. some people say we talk about wokeness and cancel culture this show which is totally false . but coming up totally false. but coming up after the break, we have stories on and cancel culture. on wokeness and cancel culture. but just coincidence see but it's just a coincidence see you it . welcome back headline is i'm and i'm still here with and josh howey and as joe biden would say insert funny joke here and introduce stories so financial times and live i'm regretting putting all my life savings in a . yeah well if you had they would have gone to the democrat party but y

this this and in essex goes out he's supposedly raised bit of money for charity.os of him like shopping and stuff but i think it's sort of okay this fetish or normalising when i would argue the they're both pretty messed up that's what i would say what i'd see why is this particular fetish being criticised when other fetishes seem to be celebrated? we send them into schools to read stories to children. well yeah . good point. children. well yeah. good point. controversial but good. that's for now. some people say we talk about wokeness and cancel culture this show which is totally false . but coming up totally false. but coming up after the break, we have stories on and cancel culture. on wokeness and cancel culture. but just coincidence see but it's just a coincidence see you it . welcome back headline is i'm and i'm still here with and josh howey and as joe biden would say insert funny joke here and introduce stories so financial times and live i'm regretting putting all my life savings in a . yeah well if you had they would have gone to the democrat party but y

have the, the natural hedgerow of the vet, eva it collects and also acts as a hobby, ticked for small essex. that could contribute to beneficial insects. that could deter or that could reduce the population of they didn't get as pests. the farmers need to know how even minor human interventions can upset nature's balance. experts believe it can. we connect the systems and make them more vulnerable to climate extremes. bio diversity in the fields is also better for humans. studies by units of for example, show that small farmers with few cropped varieties in the fields often suffer from poor nutrition. sciences from uganda have confirmed us in african context. you realize that also in the region. yeah. in total people eat what they produce. a deposit is producing one bus and 5 it, but on that 5 acres, what else is there? do you have the legends that you have been on the same farm? do you have animals on the same farm you have lentils on the same? you have vegetables on this him. if you don't about diversity, we don't about day vested on the fun, which is actually supposed to translate into d

it collects and also acts as a habitate for small essex that could contribute to beneficial insects. that would deter, or that could reduce the population of the dangerous pests. the farmers need to know how even minor human interventions can upset nature's balance. experts believe it can, we connect the systems and make them more vulnerable to climate extremes. bio diversity in the fields is also better for humans. studies by units of, for example, showed that small farmers with few cropped varieties in the fields often suffer from poor nutrition. sciences from uganda have confirmed us in african context. you realize that also in the region. yeah. in total people eat what they produce. a deposit is producing one bus and 5 acres. but on that 5 acres, what else is there? do you have the legends that you have been on the same farm? do you have animals on the same farm you have lentils on the same? you have vegetables on them. if you don't about diversity, we don't about divested on the fun, which is actually supposed to translate into day vested on the plate. and us a day vested in the

parts of the uk, the rain is slowing down, may come to a stop in the far south—east across kent and essexsouth—eastern areas but elsewhere sunshine, a few sharp showers around the western coast, the risk of thunder, temperatures still in double figures, even with the cloud. that weather front does finally move away, another area of low pressure from the atlantic, the winds are becoming lighter and continuing to take this more southerly track, an area of showers moving down towards the english channel. for many parts dry on monday, more logically across parts of england, there could be mist and fog patches as well slow to clear. temperatures low around nine or ten. that is the thing over the week ahead. returning dryer, yes, but at the same time turning colder as well. we saw monday's temperatures, this is the story into tuesday, weather from the atlantic but a building area of high pressure across the uk, dropping the wind out, leading to a chilly start especially for scotland, across england and wales, mist and fog patches perhaps in parts of scotland, slowly lifting into grey skies and

it collects and also acts as a habitat for small essex that could contribute to beneficial effects that could deter, or that could reduce the population of they didn't get as pests. the farmers need to know how even minor human interventions can upset nature's balance. experts believe it can, we connect the systems and make them more vulnerable to climate extremes. bio diversity in the fields is also better for humans. studies by units up, for example, showed that small farmers with few cropped varieties in the fields often suffer from poor nutrition. sciences from uganda has confirmed us in african context. you realize that also in the region. yeah. in total people eat what they produce. a deposit is producing one bus and 5 it. but on that 5 acres, what else is there? do you have the legends, did you have been on the same farm? do you have animals on the same farm? do you have lentils on the same? you have vegetables on the same. if you don't about diversity, we don't about diversity or the fun which is actually supposed to translate into divested on the plate, and also divest it in th

the essex—born musician went onto have a successful solo career and toured right up until his death — receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis in 2013. a world cup scare for england captain harry kane — he's due to have a scan on his injured ankle. it is going to be a busy afternoon. judges at the supreme court have ruled that the scottish parliament cannot organise a second independence refendum, unless the uk government agrees. in 2014, voters in scotland rejected independence, but the first minister nicola sturgeon wants another referendum next october. she has said she's disappointed by today's ruling — the prime minister rishi sunak says it's clear and definitive. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in edinburgh for us. speedy and unequivocal. the five supreme courtjudges reaching their decision injust six supreme courtjudges reaching their decision in just six weeks, eroding that the power to grant a second vote on independence lies with the uk government at westminster. the scottish uk government at westminster. tue: scottish parliament uk government at westminster. tte: sc

it collects and also acts as a habitant for small essex that could contribute to beneficial effects that would deter, or that could reduce the population of they didn't get as pests. the farmers need to know how even minor human interventions can upset nature's balance. experts believe it can, we connect the systems and make them more vulnerable to climate extremes. bio diversity in the fields is also better for humans. studies by units up, for example, showed that small farmers with few cropped varieties in the fields often suffer from poor nutrition. sciences from uganda has confirmed us in african context. you realize that also in the region. yeah. in total people eat what they produce. a deposit is producing one bus and 5 it. but on that 5 acres, what else is there? do you have the legends that you have been on the same farm? do you have animals on the same farm? you have lentils on this and you have vegetables on them. if you don't about diversity, we don't about diversity when the fun, which is actually supposed to translate into day vested on the plate. and there's a diversity in

the ada. essex's con, alexander guest has already spent about a year in space. most recently as the commander of the i s s. he's carried out more than $100.00 experiments, and soon he might be part of an even bigger mission. a lunar landing and establishing a research station on the moon of more than a forest, as one resource stations on the moon like on tarka, are going to be a challenge because we can't bring much with us. when can we have to be sustainable? to use the resources there, india like splitting water molecules into breathable air and fuel a lot to do not but we're getting ready off and it's nice to skipped a few. a tune of, of it brightness, stuff for and that includes this 6 day training course online, so rotate. one thing's for sure. it's no walk in the park. now to another place that's otherworldly, but this time it's in denmark, artist tear anderson's store in the capital. copenhagen is a gem that in chance it's visitors. anderson arranges flowers, but he's no florist. his unique arrangements are more like works of art. anderson is a free spiri

come run martin of the university of sussex, not essex, excuse me for that. but no problem. thank you. the me putting all your eggs into one basket. never a good idea. germany and other western states learned that the hard way when russia's invasion of ukraine left them scrambling for alternative energy sources. now when it comes to trade, germany is heavily dependent on china. another autocratic state with little regard for human rights or the rule of law. so it's no wonder that german chancellor will show us his 1st visit to china would be overshadowed by fundamental questions about the future or relations with beijing. for the time being, his approach looks fairly familiar. change through trade. for years that was germany's china policy. wilma chancellor, anglo merkel champion the idea throughout her 16 years and power, suggesting that making money in fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trained partner and concerns are growing that this has made germany dangerously dependent. but if you look at a couple of the kind of key clusters of dependenc

you just sort of gulp it sort like talking like a an essex lizard . talking like a an essex lizard.e have been all these variations , people attempting to variations, people attempting to conceal. yeah their it's in their education is it because you you like for example the that i taught i like moved around a lot when i was younger so i don't have any particular accent. i mean, when i get drunk can definitely tell. i spent a long time in the west country, but that. it's but apart that. yeah but it's just because i moved around a bit by all rights accent should be so we should have a sort be from so we should have a sort of like a platonic system in the in the republic where you identify who are going to be tomorrow's future broadcasters and make up you know and then you make up you know they sort procession they, have a sort of procession through country they spend through the country they spend six months on the square around town like work . let's head to town like work. let's head to wednesdays mail now . it's been a wednesdays mail now. it's been a long time coming, but it looks

a an essex lizard.e have been all these variations , people attempting to variations, people attempting to conceal. yeah their it's in their education is it because you you like for example the that i taught i like moved around a lot when i was younger so i don't have any particular accent. i mean, when i get drunk can definitely tell. i spent a long time in the west country, but that. it's but apart that. yeah but it's just because i moved around a bit by all rights accent should be so we should have a sort be from so we should have a sort of like a platonic system in the in the republic where you identify who are going to be tomorrow's future broadcasters and make up you know and then you make up you know they sort procession they, have a sort of procession through country they spend through the country they spend six months on the square around town like work . let's head to town like work. let's head to wednesdays mail now . it's been a wednesdays mail now. it's been a long time coming, but it looks

yet never allowed the process to go forward a number to the support from china or russia and will essex. that india also contributed to strengthening the hunter in law while russia has been vocal about it . support for the military rulers. i reports, published by a group of international legislators, says china support, which mostly happens behind closed doors, as also undermined our scenes capabilities. myanmar student reported the uses chinese and russian supplied weapons to launch attacks on its citizens. one human rights lawyer says, understanding how the military works is key to resolving the crisis. it comprises a holy off the bomber ethnic group, combined with the buddhist religion. this is to be understood by the entire community that they are not dealing with a metal arm torso, they are dealing with he wrong at me, aren't organizations that has loaded over the other ethnic groups for so many years . rights advocates and diplomat say it's time for us in to look beyond the peace agreement and engage directly with me. i must shadow government made up of opponents to miller to room

. >> people across essex witnessed terrible fires in last summer's heatwave, and in ethiopia last monthimate change-driven drought that is forcing millions of people across the horn of africa to the brink of famine. i have discussed climate change with my right hon. friend, and i know he cares. it is great that he is going to sharm el-sheikh. the uk brought the world to glasgow for cop26, so it is vital that we remain a world leader on climate change. will he please confirm that this government will fulfil the promises that the uk made in glasgow? >> i thank my right hon. friend for her work and the role she has played in championing our fight against climate change. i agree with her that there is no long-term prosperity without action on climate change and no energy security without investment in renewables. that is why i will attend cop27 next week to deliver on glasgow's legacy of building a secure, clean and sustainable future. taiwo owatemi >> the prime minister was secretly recorded boasting to friends that he had helped to divert money away from deprived areas such as coventry to

been injured on the m25 amid climate protests, which closed parts of the motorway in kent, surrey, essexo lorries at a rolling roadblock. thejust stop oil group said about ten activists had climbed on overhead gantries "in multiple locations". the home secretary told police to be firmer with protesters. football now, and wales manager robert page has announced his squad for his country's first men's world cup in 64 years at a special event this evening. wales face the united states in their opening match in qatar on 21 november. our wales correspondent, hywel griffith, has more. from an old miner's hall in the rhondda valley, news which launches 26 players onto football's biggest stage. it's a squad with a few stars and some who play down in league 2. so can they be more than the sum of their parts? we've never been blessed with having, you know, two teams that are playing in the premiership or the bundesliga or la liga. we've never had that, but it doesn't bother us, you know? we've always seemed to, whenever they've put the jersey on, they up their game, they raise their levels of perf

the bbc has been told that a four—star hotel near stansted airport, in essex, where more than 40 peoplentil march. kate bradbrook reports. i have been speaking to people here today mainly from north africa who say they have been placed in this tudor manor while seeking asylum. we believe there are 40 people living here. some have been here for several weeks. the ones i spoke to said they do not have proper shoes or access to medical treatment. will you go to hospital or stay in hotel? not sleep because it is cold and an old lady's bed. it's the only bed, and it's cold, this is is the problem. do people have shoes? i have seen people walking in sandals, do some people not have shoes? no, not have shoes but maybe next week have shoes and a jacket. i phoned the hotel earlier and they told me they are fully booked until march next year. i also asked for an official comment but nobody has come back to me. earlier this week, more than 40 people seeking asylum were taken from the migrant processing centre in manston in kent and put up by the home office in a hotel in norwich. elsewhere, great

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