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Bibby Stockholm: Inside ‘quasi-prison’ barge as first migrants set to go on board

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Sitting behind 15ft metal fencing and two sets of guarded gates, the 222 tiny cabins on the Bibby Stockholm – the Home Office’s first asylum seeker barge Read More

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