as i say that solutions, but i m pleased to see, as i say that the government is taking as i say that the government is taking a as i say that the government is taking a different approach, and i think taking a different approach, and i think there are to be more good news for asylum seekers. gk, think there are to be more good news for asylum-seekers. for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a unitina for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a uniting there. for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a uniting there. i for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a uniting there, i know for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a uniting there, i know you - for asylum-seekers. 0k, yasmin a uniting there, i know you spoke i uniting there, i know you spoke about that story nice half hour, so we have had both your views on that, i will say thank you very much, and a very goodnight to you, and enjoy the rest of your weekend, yasmin, alibi brown and annabelle. thank you. thank you forjoining us here in the papers. next, th
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