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Refugee crisis: the fifth boat to land on Lesbos this morning alone
A British tourist helping refugees on a beach in Lesbos says of the debate in the UK: “If only they heard the stories.. Germany has put us to shame.”
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A British tourist helping refugees on a beach in Lesbos says of the debate in the UK: “If only they heard the stories.. Germany has put us to shame.”
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The response to that photo to open doors is entirely understandable. The problem is that it might just make things worse.
Over 40 years ago, Britain took a refugee crisis in its stride. We are confronted with an even greater need today.
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Finnish Prime Minister Juha Sipila offers his second home to refugees, as Europe continues to struggle with an influx of migrants.
Thousands of refugees and migrants cross into Austria after the Hungarian authorities give up on trying to seal its borders.
From Bob Geldof to bishops and MPs, people have been rushing to offer a place in their homes to Syrian refugees.