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Did Robert Jenrick really 'boast' about opening hotels for asylum seekers?

Sky News Wednesday, 20 August 2025 ()
Did Robert Jenrick really 'boast' about opening hotels for asylum seekers?A row has broken out between the Tories and Reform about previous comments on migrant hotels, so who said what and when?
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