napier in the short term because it is going to use it to hold migrants crossing the channel in dingies during the summer months. the channel in dinghies during the summer months. anybody who is familiar with the conditions at the barracks will know that human beings should not be kept in conditions like that, much less people who are recovering from the trauma of conflict or persecution and even more so in a pandemic. officials insist that conditions in the barracks have massively improved but charities say today's ruling means home secretary priti patel cannot be trusted with the health and safety of the migrants. joining me now isjon featonby, who is the refugee and aslyum policy manager at the british red cross. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. your initial thoughts to today's ruling? this joining us. your initial thoughts to today's ruling?— joining us. your initial thoughts to today's ruling? this is an important and very welcome _ today's ruling? this is an important and very welcome judgment - today's ruling? this is an important and very welcome judgment from l today's ruling? this is an important l and very welcome judgment from the court today, and it echoes a lot of