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Home Office backs asylum plans in former military bases

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  • Home Office minister Anna Turley defended proposals to house asylum seekers in former military bases, calling them self-contained.
  • Turley said the sites would be cheaper than hotels, saving £1 billion.
  • Piddington’s unofficial referendum recorded 285 votes for independence with 92% turnout and about 90% support.
  • Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch visited Piddington, urging residents to stay.