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Starmer: Govt need to tackle gangs and process asylum claims

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Starmer: Govt need to tackle gangs and process asylum claims

Starmer: Govt need to tackle gangs and process asylum claims

Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer says the answer to the UK's asylum system is not "barges, hotels or massive costs" but the government getting a grip on breaking human trafficking gangs and processing asylum claims. Report by Alibhaiz.

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