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Home Office publishes details of £70m contract to house asylum seekers

Details of a £70m contract to put asylum seekers into controversial accommodation centres have been

by the Home Office, the Guardian has learned.

The Home Office has said repeatedly it wants to move tens of thousands of asylum seekers out of hotels, which are costing about £5.6m a day. But its first attempt to set up such a centre at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, in North Yorkshire, stalled after local opposition, including from Conservative…

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