UK asylum seekers boarding a barge

The UK government says the barge will be better value for British taxpayers than hotels, which cost £6m a day. There's been considerable local opposition, with fears about the asylum seekers' welfare and the impact on local services. We hear more from our reporter.

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We speak to an American mother who was suspected of trafficking her biracial daughters and filed a lawsuit against an airliner.

We talk about a Mexican student who has been found dead in a canal in Berlin, two weeks after she went missing.

Our Disinformation correspondent talks about the recent rise of conspiracy theories and tells about a mother who is suing a newspaper which falsely claimed her son died from a Covid vaccine.

Presenter: Krupa Padhy.

(Photo: The Bibby Stockholm accommodation barge arrives in Portland in Dorset where it is due to house migrants after travelling from dry dock in Falmouth, Cornwall. Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire)