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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shops, the Spectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Isabel Hardman and this is the Sunday Roundup.

With Vladimir Putin continuing to wreck devastation in Ukraine, the United Nations has estimated that 2.6 million people have fled the country.

The UK government has devised a Homes for Ukraine scheme aimed at resettling refugees with obliging citizens. Michael Gove, the Minister responsible for the scheme, joined Sophie Rayworth to explain more about the details.

Tomorrow we'll be launching a portal, a website which will allow anyone who wants to help to register their interest.

And then from Friday, we will have a process set up whereby we can match named individuals, families from Ukraine, with individuals here.

And I would hope that within a week there will be people who can benefit from that scheme.

How do they find them, though?

I mean, you're relying on people having to find the Ukrainian refugees in order to take them into their homes.

It's not that easy, is it?

It's the fastest way in which we can get people out of danger and into the United Kingdom.

And it is the case already that whether it's through social media platforms

or whether it's through charities and civil society,

those connections are being made. We know that we have in this country, according to the most

recent test of public opinion, hundreds of thousands of people potentially who are willing to take

Ukrainians into their home, and that's the fastest way we know of providing people with support.

That's a big commitment though, isn't it? Because it's minimum six months. I mean, would you take

somebody in? Yes. I'm exploring what I can do. I know that there are others who have. Again,

without going into my personal circumstances, there are a couple of things I'd need to sort out. But yes.

However, it is a big commitment. And that's why we're providing

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