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now in falmouth it? has now arrived in falmouth , it? has now arrived in falmouth i_the_ it?l councillors here saying it shouldn't be here. councillors- it shouldn't be here. councillors at the other side in noynoutn— councillors at the other side in weymouth heading to, weymouth where it's heading to, aiso— weymouth where it's heading to, also-shouldn't- weymouth where it's heading to, also-shouldn't be- also saying it shouldn't be tnono— also saying it shouldn't be tnono-is— also saying it shouldn't be there,-is going- also saying it shouldn't be there, is going be there, but it is going to be making— there, but it is going to be mating—tno- there, but it is going to be. making—the coast there, but it is going to be- making_the coast to making its way up the coast to weymouth— making its way up the coast to weymouth any— making its way up the coast to weymouth any day now. we're not exactly— weymouth any day now. we're not sure exactly when. _ weymouth any day now. we're not sure exactly when. they're not telling— sure exactly when. they're not telling us— sure exactly when

but before that, it needs to be re—fitted in falmouth.e's our correspondent danjohnson has the latest. this is the first time we've seen this barge, the bibby stockholm. it's being towed from genoa in italy, all the way here to falmouth, where it'll be refitted in the harbour here before it is taken to portland. that's where it will be moored for at least the next 18 months, where it will house 500 asylum seekers. it is essentially a floating block of flats, an accommodation block that's been used to house 220 oil rig construction workers in the past. so that's why it's got to be reconfigured and refitted. but the message from the home office is this will not be luxury accommodation. they are describing it as basic and functional. and that's why there's been so much controversy about this plan. there are refugee charities who have concerns about what conditions on board will actually be like for those male asylum seekers. there is also fierce local opposition in portland, in dorset, local people there saying they don't want this, they can

would you be happy if that was staying in falmouth? no, not really, no.nk everyone can see that. i it's tiny and it's now going to be i refitted to accommodate 500 people. i mean, it speaks for itself. you can see it. _ and to imagine 500 young men cooped up in there i for an indefinite amount of time, that is, by anyone's _ definition, cruel. the government's made a priority of stopping dangerous, sometimes deadly migrantjourneys across the channel, as well as reducing hotel bills running at £6 million a day. we're talking about people who have fled violence like we've been witnessing recently in sudan. but there's plenty of opposition. what the home office should be focusing on is running an effective asylum process that doesn't leave people waiting for months and years for a decision. if the home office just got on and made some of these decisions, we wouldn't have to rely on hotels and other accommodation. there's anger along the south coast in portland too, where the barge will be moored for at least the next 18 months. locals fear the added pressure

would you be happy if that was staying in falmouth? no, not really, no. prison ship, i think everyone can see that. it's tiny and it's now going to be refitted to accommodate 500 people. it speaks for itself, you can see it. to imagine 500 young men cooped up in there for an indefinite amount of time — that is, by anyone's definition, cruel. the government's made a priority of stopping dangerous, sometimes deadly, migrantjourneys across the channel, as well as reducing the hotel bills, running at £6 million a day. we are talking about people who have fled violence like we've been witnessing recently in sudan... but there is plenty of opposition. what the home office should be focusing on is running an effective asylum process that doesn't leave people waiting for months and years for a decision, and if the home office just got on and made some of these decisions, we wouldn't have to rely on hotels and other accommodation. there is anger along the south coast in portland too, where the barge will be moored for at least the next 18 months. locals fear the a

the fellow in the rear is brown from east is now a bellhop at the falmouth hotel portland. he said, mr. ames, i came pretty near falling in, but he landed on shore. all right. this scene is the men having their lunch they have for lunch is a day of breakfast for o'clock. first lunch, 9:00. second lunch, two in the afternoon and supper when they get in at night, first lunch and they have can be boiled ham, hard boiled eggs, biscuit donuts, cookies and tea. second lunch they have tea cookies, donut biscuit and ham. this is roll -- ledge in the summertime one can walk across this led with shoes when the water is turned on to make a driving hit, it spreads out on this leg so the logs roll over this is a beautiful sight in most interest in to see these log rolling, tumbling, pounding all day long, the day after i took this view, a body of logs came down in the night and formed a wing on the opposite shore and had to be dynamited off. the next scene is taken a mile below where young morrison of brittany ville and another fellow attending this station to see that the logs don't fr

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no, it's in falmouth now, right? it's no, it's in falmouth now, right?'t it? we want them out of hotels,— nimby, isn't it? we want them out of hotels, but— nimby, isn't it? we want them out of hotels, but not in my constituency. _ out of hotels, but not in my constituency. yes, i that's been a constituency. yes, i that's been e tetnt— constituency. yes, i that's been e tetnt mete— constituency. yes, i that's been a point made to— constituency. yes, i that's been a point made to me in many ttmee. — a point made to me in many ttmee. ant— a point made to me in many ttmee. ant t— a point made to me in many times. and i can- a point made to me in many times. ' “ti ti5“ trig a point made to me in many times. and i can very clearly see disagree with you in the sense that this is, as i say, a highly restricted form of royal naval port. it's not a centre. for example , in the middle of for example, in the middle of the countryside or near a big area of big conurbation , even area of big conurbation, even where the resources can be more easily targeted. this is st

it'll be moored in dorset, but first it needs to be re—fitted in falmouth, cornwall. they don't want this, they cannot take 500 extra people, they cannot take 500 extra people, they say that the community facilities there on the island cannot cope. there is a huge amount of symbolism in this barge because this is the government trying to show that it is taking the small boats problem seriously and saying to migrants that if you come here and apply for asylum having crossed the channel in small boats, you are not going to get luxury accommodation. the government says it is determined to get the number down and the hotel bills down. this barge will be at the centre of intense political debate. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us this morning. time to get the weather with carol, you are going to liverpool for eurovision later in the week?— liverpool for eurovision later in the week? ~ . . ., the week? watch out, everyone! eseciall the week? watch out, everyone! especially if _ the week? watch out, everyone! especially if i _ the week? watch out, everyone! especi

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it docked in falmouth stockholm. it docked in falmouth this morning. coast ambulance service will continue to strike until 10:00 tonight. last month, their members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of other health unions accepted the same offer . those accepted the same offer. those are your latest news headlines . are your latest news headlines. you're up to date on tv online dab radio and the tune in app. this is gb news. it's britain's news . news. channel thanks for news. channel- . thanks for that, news. channel— . thanks for that, paul. - thanks for that, paul. i peneonotty— . thanks for that, paul. i personally know— - thanks for that, paul. i personally know-thei personally know i think the toteet— personally know i think the latest middle— personally know i think the latest middle has got latest middle class has got a bit latest middle class has got a tttlo— latest middle class has got a tttlo nno— latest middle class has got a tttlo no to— latest middle class has got a bit-a ring to it.— lat

the bibi stockholm docked in falmouth this morning to be refurbished ahead of its use as a housing centre in the queue, not investing in— are 48 in the queue, not investing in people. are 48 in the queue, not- investing in people. that's what it means. we will tell you where you queue. 48. well, you are in the queue. 48. well, joining us with the latest on this news political this is gb news political reporter olivia utley . good reporter olivia utley. good morning, olivia . and the detail morning, olivia. and the detail of this is still kind of emerging and how it's going to work. we started the morning being quite celebratory. we become bit more become a little bit more sceptical as the mornings gone on. are there any other naysayers as yes , we are hearing naysayers as yes, we are hearing a bit of pushback from some mps across the house and from certain health groups who are worried that some of the people who are going to their pharmacists to get medication in from instead of their gps will end up just being sent back to the back of the gp when, for whatever reason, the antibiotics wh

harbour to be refitted oheou— falmouth harbour to be refitted ahead or— falmouth harbour to be refittedimmediately , we so we're not , no, we won't. so we're not doing rwanda. thankfully, we're not doing the barges. will the barges ? out of barges ever happen? out of interest? what _ barges ever happen? out of interest? what .the - g �* out of interest? what the labour interest? what are the labour party— interest? what are the labourl hohy—rhey-we party saying? i think they've expressed i have about expressed concerns i have about what going to do about what are they going to do about it? what's their i'm just it? what's their plan? i'm just wohuerhhe— it? what's their plan? i'm just wohoerhhe . — it? what's their plan? i'm just wondering . _let- it? what's their plan? i'm just wondering . _let me- it? what's their plan? i'm just. wondering . _let me answer wondering. well, let me answer your for you. wondering. well, let me answer your that's for you. wondering. well, let me answer your that's what for you. that well, that's what i meant, that was the first question. what are rhey—rhe

it's called the bibby, stockholm and it docked in falmouth this morning, getting ready to be refurbished. the its use as a housing centre. the three storey barge will be used for at least 18 months and can hold up to 500 people as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from costly hotel style accommodation . and style accommodation. and ambulance workers in the south—east of england have been striking today as their union escalated its industrial action over pay . unite's members over pay. unite's members employed at south, central and south—east coast ambulance service continued their strike until 10:00 tonight. last month , the members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of other health unions accepted the same offer . and accepted the same offer. and lastly, thunderstorms have swept across parts of the uk today, causing disruption for road users and travellers. the met office earlier issued a yellow weather warning which is in place until 10:00 tonight. it covers

it's called the bibby, stockholm and it docked in falmouth this morning, getting ready to be refurbishedcan hold up to 500 people as they wait for their asylum claims to be processed. it's part of a government scheme to move asylum seekers away from costly hotel style accommodation . and style accommodation. and ambulance workers in the south—east of england have been striking today as their union escalated its industrial action over pay . unite's members over pay. unite's members employed at south, central and south—east coast ambulance service continued their strike until 10:00 tonight. last month , the members rejected the government's offer of a lump sum cash payment and a 5% pay rise. members of other health unions accepted the same offer . and accepted the same offer. and lastly, thunderstorms have swept across parts of the uk today, causing disruption for road users and travellers. the met office earlier issued a yellow weather warning which is in place until 10:00 tonight. it covers much of southern england east anglia and parts of the midlands. the met office added there could b

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