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Thank you so much for bringing us up to date there. we can speak now to natasha tsangarides, who is associate director of advocacy at the freedom from torture a charity providing therapeutic care for survivors of torture in the uk. thank you so much natasha for joining us on the programme. speaking there to our correspondent who is in dorset who pointed out some of the reasons behind the government s decision to send these asylum seekers there. just your reaction. asylum-seekers there. just your reaction. ~ ., , , , reaction. we are deeply disappointed that the government reaction. we are deeply disappointed that the government has reaction. we are deeply disappointed that the government has decided - reaction. we are deeply disappointed that the government has decided to i that the government has decided to press ahead with the idea of placing people in barge accommodation. we have warned the government time and again that these types of accommodation facility whether they are
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