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‘It is about a balance of rights’ Education secretary on community concerns in Epping
Bridget Phillipson was repeatedly asked wether she believed the rights of asylum seekers were more important than the interests of local communities. The questions came after Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, authorised Home Office lawyers to go to court saying that rights of illegal migrants in the Bell Hotel trumped those of local citizens in Epping. Phillipson was quick to say “It’s about a balance of rights,” going on to blame the “inheritance from the Tories” and vowed “we will close the the hotel….but it has to be done in an orderly fashion.”
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Asylum seekers rights trumps local Epping residents, Home Office says
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper 's bid to appeal against a court ruling blocking asylum seekers from being housed at the Bell Hotel in Epping began at the Court of Appeal this…
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Being told the rights of migrantrs trump residents will haunt Labour
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