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Councils press ahead with legal moves to shut asylum hotels

In a victory for the Home Office , the Court of Appeal yesterday overturned an injunction ordering the removal of 138 migrants from the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex.

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giovedì 28 agosto 2025·telegraph.co.uk
Home Office appeals migrant ruling on Epping’s Bell Hotel
The Home Office’s bid to reverse a ban on asylum seekers staying at a hotel in Essex is due to be heard at the Court of Appeal.
giovedì 28 agosto 2025·thetimes.com
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