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200 asylum seeking children in Britain have gone missing from government care. The UK’s Shadow Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, linked their disappearance to ‘a criminal network’, and accused the government of ‘completely failing to stop them’.
The authorities say they are trying to find the children, but is there any chance they will be found, and how could they be lost in the first place?
Guests:
Bharti Patel
Former CEO of Every Child Protected Against Trafficking
Neil Jameson
Director of UK Welcomes Refugees
Daniel Sohege
Campaigns Manager at Love 146 Human Rights Organisation
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